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2Letters
6Rural water/municipal planning – a strategy for success? 2008 Conference: training, technology, fellowship, teamwork
82008 Conference: training, technology, fellowship, teamwork
12$1.4 million upgrade helps Cherokee RWD 3 meet demands
16Making changes for over 30 years, Butler RWD 3, ‘76 -‘08
20Kansas mutual aid and emergency response = teamwork
24City of Atchison addressing combined sewer overflows
28St. Francis KAN STEP – working in the extreme!
32New database program is takeoff from tried and proven program
34Is now a good time to refinance debt?
38Why update the browser?
42Legally Relevant – Unpaid water bills and the sale of land: potential issues for RWDs and their customers
46Weaving the wireless Web: leasing property for cell phone equipment
50Rechlorination of combined chlorine water: a case study
54Options for heating during prolonged power outages
58Guard against becoming a victim of fraud
602008 Conference and Exhibition program
84Computer Corner: Merle and Linda Windler, computer Q & A
86Disasters in Kansas during ‘07 get water users a boiling!
90KAN STEP water system success grows for communities and RWDs
94Florence and Rock Springs Center – two groundwater systems required to meet surface water requirements
98Producers are making a difference in the Cheney Lake Watershed
102De Soto attacks water loss with a reduction of nearly 350-gpm
106Are you ready for the next big storm or emergency?
110GPS mapping beats the old drawing board days!
114A homemade display just might save the day!
118Bits & Pieces
128Fun & Philosophy
2Letters
6Who moved my cheese?
8Becoming more prepared for utility locates and better operations
12Kansans sample steams - part of worldwide monitoring
16Sandpits and public water supply wells
20Computer Corner- Merle and Linda Windler, computer Q & A
24Jefferson County proposes online GPS map hosting and sharing
28Keeping up with new regs- Marion makes water treatment plant improvements
32Minimum charge concept for water and wastewater systems
38Oswego shows the 'Kan do' spirit with improvement projects
42Enterprise KAN STEP project is a triple treat for the city
46Legally Relevant: Damage to pipelines located in easements
50Largest pipeline in U.S. crosses northeast Kansas
54Bottle of water or billion dollar bully?
58Water system privatization -- partnering or profiteering?
60Buying and selling equipment on eBay
64Kansas' oldest lagoon system functioning just fine
68Operators 'need to know' - maintenance issues up front
72Ice storms, tornadoes and floods: responding to emergencies
76Conference outlook for 2008 - There is no I in teamwork!
78Upcoming requirements for systems serving 10,000 or less
82Kansas Water Plan funding: assistance of the highest order
90Helping Camp Lakeside with water quality issues - what a great summer experience
94Finding water loss requires planning and assistance
98Baxter Springs continues to seek the cause of water loss
100The Subprime Mortgage Crisis - a fine mess with lessons to be learned
106Flow control valves eliminate manual monitoring for proper water treatment
108Mercury legislation has an impact on mercury switch usage
109Chautauqua RWD 4 funded northern portion will be next phase
110Bits & Pieces
116Fun & Philosophy


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2 Letters
6 KRWA pledges continuance of service
8 One Call legislation debated, but not passed
12 KAN STEP 2.0 -- program growth bringing changes
16 Introducing County RWD maps
20 Avoiding Humpty Dumpty approach to data backup
24 Alternatives to litigation in territorial disputes
28 Evaluating treatment chemical costs
32 Busy spring for KRWA Mapping
34 Firefighting in hometown demonstrates water use
36 Flushing and pigging: basic waterline maintenance
40 Greensburg has lesson for emergency response planning
44 Kansas Rural Water continues fund for Greensburg
46 Legally Relevant: Damage to pipelines located in easements
50 Will you get your share of up to $82 million?
52 Annual Conference Review -- emphasizing “You Are KRWA”
64 Award Winners for 2006, You are KRWA -- best by far
70 City of Gardner wins 2007 Kansas Taste Test
72 How does sharing GIS data benefit a neighbor?
78 Montgomery RWD 11 addresses loss of chlorine residual
82 100 years of hauling water about to come to an end
85 David Pope leaves Water Resources
86 Procuring professional services for your city or RWD
90 Public wholesale water supply districts in Kansas
94 EPA to require monitoring for unregulated contaminants
96 Operational review identifies wastewater system problems
98 Commerce announces six new KAN STEP projects for 2007
100 Chlorine -- public health protection No. 1
104 Minneapolis constructs iron and manganese removal plant
108 Emergency assistance, operator training program helps systems
110 KDHE announces Capacity Development Award winners
112 Summertime tune-up for valves and hydrants
114 KRWA participates in National Rural Water Rally in Washington
116 Fun & Philosophy


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2 Letters
6 Governing bodies: being responsible is job one!
10 You are KRWA – recapping 40 years of service
20 The language of Internet danger
24 Collection of monetary damage and other relief in territorial dispute cases
28 Getting started with 2008 funding options
32 Herington makes improvements to public water supply
36 Abilene constructing new SBR technology wastewater plant
40 Fire protection requires a strong silent partner
44 Lucas’ community theater takes another step – KAN STEP
48 There is a special art to being a community
52 Legally Relevant: Gary Hanson discusses annexation issues
56 How to get good rates (and not get beat up)
60 KRWA Conference & Exhibition Program
84 Necessity sometimes dictates best protection regulations
88 Water/wastewater emergency response network survey
92 Water operators develop new tools to improve their work
96 Detecting taste and odor events in Kansas reservoirs
100 Master meter accuracy: essential to efficient operations
104 2007 Conference to address IDSE requirements & chlorine residuals
108 GIS software: a true test of patience and pocketbook
112 Valley Falls plant improvements to meet regs and add capacity
116 Talk about change – or else!
120 Bentley tower maintenance is routine with a twist
124 System maps critical – for a growing RWD or city
126 Pigging project improves chlorine residuals
130 Bits & Pieces: Kansas Water Office is looking for volunteer Basin Advisory Committee members
132 Fun & Philosophy
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2 Letters
4 KRWA Annual Conference - It's the 40th Annual!
6 Water affordability regulations hit small systems hard
10 Kansas Water Plan provides funds that help systems
16 Spyware: protecting yourself from the Cyber Peeping Tom
18 What USDA could do to help resolve 1926(b) cases
- The Solution, Part II
24 The DOW at 12,000 - does it really matter?
30 South Central Kansas Water Coalition progresses
34 Water well drawdown impacted by drought and other issues
38 Advances in technology help reduce water loss
42 Corrosion threatens water heaters - can cause rusty and smelly water
44 A data logger, software and a printer - sounds simple enough!
48 Chlorine residual maintenance: concern for subsequent systems
52 Cleaning wastewater force mains
56 KRWA to establish emergency response network: KWERN
60 Is board/council micro-management an issue in your system?
64 Kansas reservoirs, designed for the future
68 Legally Relevant: Gary Hanson discusses annexation issues
72 Small town life fits working at KRWA
74 Hillsboro makes water treatment plant improvements
80 Tri-State Water Resources Coalition to secure area water
84 Harvey RWD 1 adds customers and develops new water source
88 Operator certification requirements for public water systems
90 Programmable Logic Controller use simplifies system control
92 Butler, Greenwood RWDs hold dinner meeting in El Dorado
94 New KAN STEP projects at Uniontown and Westmoreland
98 Sanitary surveys required of more systems under new regs
102 Bits & Pieces: EPA's new Ground Water Rule reviewed
108 Fun & Philosophy



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2 Letters
8 Conservation begins at home - that is, with your city or RWD
12 Water systems fare well with 2006 legislative issues
16 Financial reviews save systems from potential financial pitfalls
20 Why the USDA will not help water districts with 1926(b) cases
24 Abilene's reverse osmosis water plant seven years later
28 Practice safe handling, operation for all forms of chlorine
32 Scared for life: Treece, Kan. seeks buyout, closing of town
36 Lax tank maintenance increases ownership costs
40 Hartford completes new KAN STEP community center
44 Computer troubles. Repair, upgrade - what to do?
48 Required IDSE: compliance getting even more complicated
52 Pleasanton water plant gets more than a new face
56 CoCoRaHS: a backyard measuring and reporting system
60 Trees: directions, multi-purpose, protection
64 Legally Relevant
66 KanCap - the next steps for board/council training
70 Conference 2006: At your service - it's automatic!
88 Conference 2006: Award winners
98 Franklin Co. RWD 6 upgrades contact basin
102 Maps that lie - and not worth the paper they're printed on
106 Witching - a confounding subject much deeper than most
110 Water or wastewater rate reviews - long overdue in most cases
114 Lift stations - the "other" pumps, require regular maintenance
117 Bits & Pieces
120 Fun & Philosophy

 

 

 

 

 

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2 Letters
4 Support, leadership and involvement make KRWA
8 KanCap, new resource for systems; staff changes at KRWA
12 Invest what you can - borrow what you have to
16 Strategic planning: what is it?
19 USDA Press Release: A good partnership recognized
20 The other shoe will always drop - so be ready!
22 East-west road project goes south
26 Where will you be when the lights go out?
30 A watershed in my back yard
32 KRWA helps Kansans as never before
34 Maintaining chlorine residuals in consecutive systems; is rechlorination needed?
38 Extreme weather demonstrates need for groundwater protection
42 Environmental Working Group blames EPA for standards neglect
48 Blowing green into Kansas
54 2006 KRWA Conference and Exhibition Program
78 Choosing the right funding option impacts project costs
82 Turbidity removal and compliance: a challenge for plants in Kansas
86 Geary County Rural Water District 4 gets the red out!
90 Annual water/wastewater policy review is needed
94 They came, they saw, they learned (they even laughed)
96 Longford water: better by the bottle
100 Fasteners: holding communities in Kansas together
104 Water protection a priority for Lyons, Kansas
108 KRWA.net adds online directory of city/RWD contacts
109 The Water Board Bible
110 Program helps struggling farmers find other income
113 Bits & Pieces
116 Fun & Philosophy

November 2005 Issue

Letters
KRWA and the Legislature
Water and wastewater system planning needs
Upcoming workshops deal with water dispute resolution
Herbicide over-spray complicates routine project
Water infrastructure trickles down to economics
Backflow protection: how well is your water system protected?
Eminent Domain is in the news - what does it mean to you?
Council Grove water plant upgrades make ozone primary disinfectant
Maintenance: do it or risk losing your facilities
When are 7 U.S.C.A. 1926(b) cases justified?
The TOC removal requirement: is it necessary?
Monitoring, costs for cities and RWDs purchasing water may jump
Developers - coming your way fast!
Public Wholesale Water District No. 13 - a dream realized
Morrill community pulls together on KAN STEP
No more city, county sales taxes on residential non-commercial and agricultural water purchases in 2006
The Money Line
Data back-up - to avoid a data loss disaster
New Tools available for Source Water Protection
Power & water - a hundred year story
Education plays its role in water protection
Winfield upgrades water treatment plant
Planning for customers - past, present and future
Save that well before it collapses
Agra installs new water system with help from KAN STEP
Wellhead protection: local people finding local solutions
Employees and decision-makers - partners for the common good
KRWA membership roster
Bits & Pieces
Fun & Philosophy

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July 2005 Issue

Legislative agendas: easier said than done
Addressing challenges, finding solutions
Impact of compliance costs set at $61 million for Kansas systems
Legislative letters support Kansas water
Biofilms in systems with combined chlorine
Nonpoint source pollution. How can one help?
What you never learned about hiring an engineer or negotiating an engineering contract
Peristaltic pumps deliver with reliability
Wilsey, city and trailhead with a future
Measuring up: KRWA helps with first steps to building success
Sustaining Kansas communities: RWDs construct new facilities
Washington KAN STEP: fire and EMS facility is now in service
Training: a transfer of information - or can you see what's being said?
Osage City: years ahead in meeting DBPR requirements
As advertised - and more! Conference 2005
Carbondale comeback: water treatment plant under control
Other utilities push economic development - should water systems do the same?
Delbert "Bert" Zerr joins the KRWA team
Reducing algae growth in wastewater treatment
Overtime: pay now or PAY later
KRWA helps Camp Kanza Boy Scouts provide clean safe water
New state-of-the-art water plant goes online for the city of Iola
Water supply problems challenge extreme southeast Kansas
Impending EPA Ground Water Rule implementation
Dogs 'N Roses

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March 2005 Issue

Ice storm teaches lessons, cooperation
Water Plan initiatives advanced by Kansas Water Authority
Out with the liars and the cheats
Lead levels misrepresented in U.S. cities
Wastewater worker hazard protection
Some perspectives on 1926(b) cases
It's not KRWA: It's YOU!
Bottled water all set to help, not hurt, tap water purveyors
Antennae mania
Larned Water - capacity and infrastructure enhancement
Flow meters to determine wells' impact on Solomon drainage
The digital ortho aerial photo - cornerstone of GIS/GPS mapping
KRWA's 2005 Conference & Exhibition: Quality Water - Sustaining Kansas Communities
Kansas Water Plan pays for assistance to reduce high water loss
Data loggers are efficient troubleshooting tools
Disinfectants and Disinfection By-Products ...the suspicions, the truth and the solutions
Concrete countertops? Try this for creative expression
Water loss means wasted resource, expenses and lost revenue
Continuous chlorine monitoring helps systems ensure quality
Small systems impacted by new drinking water regulations
Cooperation - key to regional system development
Working to make KAN STEP work for you
Source Water Protection requires teamwork

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December 2004 Issue

KRWA helps ensure your community's future
Sustaining communities is KRWA's dedication
Financial decisions today key to future Water Plan success
KRWA receives Magazine of the Year Award
New staff members join the ranks of KRWA
FLSA: Impact for systems and organizations alike
KRWA expands mapping and technical support services
GPS mapping - moving systems into the digital era
Sanitary surveys illustrate a water system's deficiencies
KDHE Bureau of Water adopts new regulations
New landmark on Marion County horizon
Emergency assistance, new operator training goes to work
What do you call an emergency?
Grassland Reserve Program - water security for the future
Source water protection is paramount to any system
KRWA Annual Conference 2005
more online...
Losing your operator? Challenge or crisis?
Marion County water project thirsts for funding
Chlorine and ammonia reactions: maintain the correct ratio
Wastewater systems need regular maintenance
Job partners: awareness and safety
Ten ways to increase security for under $10
Issuance of new Kansas sales tax exemption certificates
Looking for solutions? Get involved!
RUS withdraws grant program for private water wells
New rules, new regulations, new technologies
Eudora's wastewater plant now conserving potable water use
In celebration of and education about the gift of water
Corning works as one
Tank inspection means more than looking at paint
Don't judge phosphates on costs alone
Well clean-up helps Gypsum produce better water

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July 2004 Issue

"KanDo" attitude sets KRWA apart
Legislature passes provision for cities, RWDs to pay Fee vs. tax
KRWA announces two new programs; staff changes
KRWA will work to do more, not less
Regional solutions for regional needs
Mapping: The first step to the digital era
KDHE sponsors new emergency assistance, operator training
Trials and tribulations of Rawlins County: McDonald's involvement
McPherson BPU's plans pay off
Source water protection is paramount for any system
Sabetha honors; dedicates Veterans' Memorial
Good water and sound operations essential to system's health
Conference Roundup, 2004
Meet the Award Winners!
Exhibitors & Speakers
Prize Winners
Hotels for 2005
Follow thru = goal achieved
Kansas Ag Department receives EPA award
Safety first - it's a must
Containment systems help ensure chlorine capture
H.S.A.? Who's eligible for a health savings account?
Regulatory news from Washington
Rules, regulations and recordkeeping
Water loss problems? Let's check those master meters
LT1ESWTR: New reg will test operators' skills

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March 2004 Issue

KRWA works to be relevant and dynamic
Legislative update: bills of interest to water systems
KRWA announces changes in staff
KRWA works to help others help themselves
It ain't easy being Kansas - but it's better than the alterative
Careful listening vs. fast-food society
New GPS-GIS training coming
Fire hydrants on rural water districts: risky venture or benefit
Rate increase by Topeka draws ire of RWD purchasers
Retaining walls add function and character to projects
Proposed development seen as threat to water quality
Asset Management and Strategic Planning: good partners for your system's future
Public partnership proves successful
Do you have demons in your water well
Selecting backflow prevention hardware
"Quality That Kansans Count On!" - 2004 Conference : see the conference on this site
Scada upgrade pumps more water for less money
Timely repairs saves wastewater stabilization ponds
Expensive upgrades driven by new regulations: just how much is $33.7 million?
From water to prison - and back in water
Correct installation of meters is critical to accuracy
Seneca makes improvements to wastewater system
Stage 1 Disinfectants and Disinfection Byproducts Rule, monitoring and reporting issues
Is your water system - or its management - up for sale?
Howard, KS: population 800, rebuilds its sewer system

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November 2003 Issue

Easements: Not easy anymore!
80 foot fall kills water tower worker in Columbus, KS
Partners leave no system behind!
Board training, sure -- but board certification?
"Quik Theory" helps determine meter accuracy
Enterprise makes KAN STEP work
Communication: Important tool needed for construction
Vulnerability assessments: Required of some, helpful for all
Wellhead protection: Merely a written plan - or a plan they're writing home about?
Drought + broken service line = emergency
Water tower dedicated to Butler RWD 8 operator
Announcing KRWA's 2004 Conference & Exhibition
A GPS primer - the basics
High resolution photography - benefits and costs
Remapping of RWDs ongoing
Small town of Clyde makes big stride
Testing meters - and what you lose by not doing it
Interest rates: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
Improving water well operations begins with drillers' logs
Chlorine dioxide: Pros and cons in Kansas
Annexation vs. encroachment

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July 2003 Issue

KRWA participates in Rural Water Rally
Improving management for better drinking water
Safe water provides opportunities otherwise unavailable
Lawsuits center on the question: Just what is a Kansas stream?
13+ Kansas water systems impacted by nitrates
Atchison RWD 4 locates water loss contributors
Use of innovative materials helps KAN STEP projects
Operator training and training preferences
Oil and water don't mix
Cleaned wells and pipes improve water quality at Burdett
GPS Mapping: methods used by KRWA
Public Wholesale 4 wins Great American Water Taste Test
Crowds make 2003 Conference a success; meet award winners (in pdf format; may take a few minutes to load)
Read all about the 2003 Conference (html format; just link page by page)
Awards and winners named at 2003 Conference
Are you ready for CMOM?
Gov. Sebelius appoints Joe Harkins interim director of the Kansas Water Office
Bubble-up or wake-up? How would you like your meters?
Radio-read meters: One Kansas water district's experience
Dripping hydrants and other surprises
Controlling taste and odor at surface water treatment plants
Enhance your quality of life
Dissolved oxygen technology
Filtration alternatives and water treatment for small systems
A review of backflow and cross connection control

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March 2003 Issue

County-wide dinner meetings big hit with RWDs
Communication is key to timely project development
Computers help even the smallest water utilities
Design-build is new and different, but it works
A suggestion for Medicaid reform
Capital Improvement Plans - essential tools for success
Scorecard on water conservation efforts
KAN STEP: A concrete solution to community needs
Practical training covers high and low tech needs
Plumbing Code, water distribution and sewer systems
Groundwater Management Districts propose regulations
Simple fix solves dirty water problem for Bentley
KRWA's Annual Conference & Exhibition (in pdf format; may take a few minutes to load)
Big Dividends for solar-powered equipment in wastewater treatment
Water level drops in drought area
Surface water systems prepare for Disinfection By-Products Rule
$2.9 million upgrade completed at Baxter Springs
Waldo finishes fire station addition
Farm rules don't protect groundwater
Ellsworth completes $2.6 million plant upgrade
Working together, getting results

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November 2002 Issue

Is a telecommunication antenna right for your storage tank?
Threat to water system raises question: Who's in charge?
Communication is first step to cooperation
The LMI Survey -- all important tool for CDBG programs
ASWAT released for Source Water Assessments
Water: In the News!
Tuttle Creek Dam "upgrade" update
So what's a Status Quo?
Part II: How do we protect our water systems?
New regs pose major hurdles for small surface water plants
New energy generation from Kansas' wind
Mosquitoes, your system and the West Nile Virus
Maytag says "Thank You" to Bern and Nemaha RWD 1
Long Term Care vs. Acute Medical Care
Kansas Rural Development announces projects
Innovation solves selenium issue for Glade
Historically low interest rates bring good and bad
Dennis Schwartz ends term as NRWA President
City of Nickerson improves water system
Capacity Development: developing more than just capacity
Lessons Learned
Bits & Pieces
Water treatment plant maintenance begins with housekeeping
Water system service territory dispute continues

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July 2002 Issue

Your Association is only a phone call away
Accomplishments in 2001: sales tax and mapping
Air stripper improves water quality in Washington, KS
KAN STEP: Community Self-Help
Information is only valuable if used
Hoisington, KS - one year later
Do you know the major threats to your drinking water quality?
Groundwater pollution serious, but the state's working on it (PDF format)
Conference Roundup: Breaking records yet again (PDF format)
Meet the Award Winners, Conference 2002 (PDF format)
Emporia's water: one of the Nation's best!
2002 Kansas ice storm found systems unprepared
Tuttle Creek Dam and the Big One . Earthquake that is
Filter maintenance essential to meet new SDWA regs
KRWA mapping program moves forward
T. J. Dickerson passes away
Backflow prevention? What is that?
Getting your city or RWD in good financial shape
How do we protect our water systems?
Board/Council Member Do's and Do Not's
Tower controls pay off

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March 2002 Issue

Finding and keeping good board members
People Make the Difference
Territorial disputes often over power, money or influence -- not just water
$640,000 question: replace or repair the collection system?
Kansas Water Assurance Districts: What are they?
Customers rebuild waste system in Ellis RWD 2
New emphasis by KRWA for on-site help for boards/councils
Chlorine residual assures quality, fulfills required regs
KDHE's Source Water Assessment Program - Prelude to Wellhead Protection
Water loss = money lost
Shut off policies and procedures: Do yours need an overhaul?
Example Policy for discontinuance of service for a RWD . . .
Example ordinance for discontinuance of service for a city
Notice for Discontinuance of Service - Municipal or RWD
Politicians should not make technical decisions
Peabody gets new water supply from Hillsboro
Emergency water supply plan is a must
When people "work" - it makes a difference
KRWA announces 2 new staff members for mapping program

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November 2001 Issue

Are you a LEADER?
People do make the difference
Agreement unexpectedly causes headaches for RWD
Meet KRWA's new Source Water Tech
Thermal expansion can be deadly
Council Grove: high quality water in the Flint Hills
Nemaha RWD 1 completed Kan Step project
Stockton dedicates new $2.8 million plant
Preventing terrorism: every utility's new frontier
City of Horton develops new well field
Wastewater reuse saves $$ for Kansas communities
Accurate meters are an investment, not an expense
Murphy's Law vs. backflow prevention
New GPS mapping program in development
Kan Step works - I'm excited to help
Balancing dollars vs. dependable supply: PWWSD 18's solution
Affordability of arsenic, other water regs starts debate
Awareness and Vigilance: Rural and Small System Threat Readiness and Response
What is GASB-34 -- and why should you care?

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July 2001 Issue

Will you, or won't you, make the difference
Sales tax exemption signed
Hot weather brings water quality concerns
Does the new water banking bill mean Kansas can stop worrying about aridity?
How to avoid rate shock
Water conservation should be year-round effort
Hoisington disaster unparalled for small town
Conference roundup: The beat goes on
Ringworms, water well protection and catfish
City of Clay Center and minimum desirable streamflow administration
Cleaning pipelines benefits Nemaha RWD 1
It's time water systems develop advertising campaigns
Cross connection liability for the water purveyor
Removing sludge can be self-help project
On-site help - when and where it's needed
Working with neighbors is important
System operators have real responsibilities
Decentralized wastewater system planned in Sedgwick County

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March 2001 Issue

Fulfilling the mission
Bottled water costs more, so it must be better, right?
Systems benefit from their association
Water loss not always due to leaks
Glad to be joining the KRWA team
Electrical maintenance workshops always popular
What every new operator and system should know
Water use reporting requirements
Source Water Assessment: Local decisions, local remedies
A little common sense goes a long way
Regulation vs. reasonableness

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November 2000 Issue

I've had my fill
Kansas Drinking Water Loan Fund sets the standard
Arsenic and radon regs will hit hard
Open meetings and open records: The screws tighten
EPA regs won't trample on private property rights -- but could be expensive
Missed CCR deadlines: Arrogance or ignorance?
Witches, flying monkeys and wellhead protection in the land of Oz
Case study: Morrill gets help, solves problem
Pay now or pay later?
Questions about wastewater disinfection
Certificate of Appropriation: Your vitally important water rights document
Water conservation starts with you
Customer surveys: Antidote for the grapevine!
Changing filter media helps Chetopa
Chlorination -- the extra measure of protection
NRWA celebrates 25th anniversary

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July 2000 Issue

When will the madness end?
Whaddaya mean, no water? There's plenty of water in Kansas
Boundary battles
Nose warts and wellhead protection
KRWA initiates new Water Rights Program
What's new at the parts house?
KRWA training in 2000: Back to the BASICS
Backup supplies, CCRs and the Web
Can you handle it?
Conference roundup: Breaking the barrier: 2000 + in 2000
New regulations coming fast
Let's talk safety
Formoso digs KAN STEP
Increasing revenues without increasing rates

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March 2000 Issue

Hello! Is anyone out there?
On swallerin' frogs
Money: Your board's No. 1 topic