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Tom Vaughn stands next to the water well on his property where high levels of arsenic were found.
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Certified Water Specialist Ken Crisp looks at the arsenic filtration system he set up in Tom Vaughn's home.
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Two tanks were needed to filter the high level of arsenic.
Issue Date: 3/27/2019
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