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Annette Cary

Annette Cary

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Senior Writer, Tri-City Herald

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  • Kennewick water again found tainted with ‘forever chemicals.’ What to know

    By Annette Cary Verified| Tri-City Herald Verified For the second spring in a row the city of Kennewick has detected a “forever chemical” in its drinking water that is above the action level set by the Washington state Board of Health. The Washington state Department of Health recommends that Kennewick city customers who are pregnant, breastfeeding or mixing infant formula with tap water consider using another source of water.

    By Annette Cary Verified · Tri-City Herald

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • Kennewick water again found tainted with ‘forever chemicals.’ What to know

    By Annette Cary Verified| Yahoo Verified For the second spring in a row the city of Kennewick has detected a “forever chemical” in its drinking water that is above the action level set by the Washington state Board of Health. The Washington state Department of Health recommends that Kennewick city customers who are pregnant, breastfeeding or mixing infant formula with tap water consider using another source of water.

    By Annette Cary Verified · Yahoo

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • Kennewick water again found tainted with ‘forever chemicals.’ What to know

    By Annette Cary Verified| Tri-City Herald Verified For the second spring in a row the city of Kennewick has detected a “forever chemical” in its drinking water that is above the action level set by the Washington state Board of Health. The Washington state Department of Health recommends that Kennewick city customers who are pregnant, breastfeeding or mixing infant formula with tap water consider using another source of water.

    By Annette Cary Verified · Tri-City Herald

    Apr. 14, 2025

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Tri-City Herald

Richland, United States