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Spring City takes initial steps toward fourth culinary well | Sanpete Messenger

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Map shows area in Spring City, between 200 and 300 West, and 300 and 500 North, being considered as well site. SPRING CITY—The Spring City Council has voted to move ahead with the first steps toward the town’s fourth culinary water well. At a city council meeting Sept.

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