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Ronceverte faces water rate increase as council reviews system costs and upgrades
By Dakota Baker, RealWV RONCEVERTE W.Va — Ronceverte City Council met Monday, Aug. 10, at 7 p.m. The meeting was rescheduled from the council’s regularly scheduled meeting on Aug. 3. In attendance were council members Emilee White, Tanya Clark, Matt Bergman, and Mayor Deena Pack. Leah Smith and Mark Trent attended by phone. Meeting minutes […]
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