Big sewage spill prompts no-swim warning and a request to reduce water use in NE Dade

David J Neal and Doug Hanks for the Miami Herald write: A sewage spill that began Sunday afternoon by Oleta River might not be stopped until Friday as Miami-Dade launches a 24-hour underwater repair operation on a pipe that the county had planned to replace within two years. Read full article here.

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David J Neal and Doug Hanks for the Miami Herald write: A sewage spill that began Sunday afternoon by Oleta River might not be stopped until Friday as Miami-Dade launches a 24-hour underwater repair operation on a pipe that the county had planned to replace within two years. Read full article here.

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