E. coli Found in Cahokia Heights Homes, Not Main Water Supply
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Community testing in Cahokia Heights reveals E. coli contamination in eight out of 118 water samples from 23 homes, with six positives from the same house in Centreville. Officials blame old home pipes, not main supply lines. Residents, backed by lawyers and engineers, conducted tests and a health study is tracking H. pylori infections. Illinois EPA tested 24 samples, all clear. More checks are being sought as litigation continues under an EPA water monitoring order.
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