With Summer Here, Aqua Pennsylvania's Reservoirs Ready for Peak Water Demand
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Aqua Pennsylvania, Inc. (Aqua) announced today that its water reserves  are full to capacity heading into the Memorial Day weekend, the "unofficial"  start of Summer 2007. Aqua operates five reservoirs in southeastern  Pennsylvania, which hold 10 billion gallons of water.
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By Timothy B. Wheeler, The Baltimore Sun  Jun. 7--Grappling with an ever-tightening water supply, the growing town of Mount Airy has given up on tapping nearby rivers in favor of a renewed search for wells that can produce enough water so that homes already approved there can be built.
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BEAVERS BEND STATE PARK, Oklahoma  - It looks like a perfect trout stream in autumn: clear, cold water gushing over rocks and through wooded hills shedding the last of their leaves.
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By Mari A. Schaefer, The Philadelphia Inquirer  May 27--ATLANTIC CITY -- With large holiday crowds predicted to hit the Shore this weekend, you might have expected to see the waters off Atlantic City beaches filled with swimmers -- especially on a beautiful 90-degree day like yesterday.
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SACRAMENTO, Calif., June 4  /PRNewswire/ -- As summer arrives, pet owners will be traveling to beaches, lakes and rivers and preparing their pools for the coming heat. While fun is anticipated, pet owners should be cautious about their animals' safety around these open-water areas.
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By Don Spatz, Reading Eagle, Pa.  Jun. 18--The Reading Area Water Authority is embarking on an ambitious five-year plan costing tens of millions of dollars that includes replacing homeowners' water meters and dredging a portion of Lake Ontelaunee, and may include buying other water systems.
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By JIM SKEEN\\ Staff Writer  PALMDALE -- To address a growing demand for water, a coalition of water providers and municipal and county government officials is trying to come up with a plan that will more than double supplies by the year 2035.
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By Jim Guy, The Fresno Bee, Calif.  Sep. 5--Valley residents took to area parks, lakes and rivers Monday, trying to capture the last summer holiday on the Labor Day weekend.
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By Jon Chavez, The Blade, Toledo, Ohio  Feb. 18--SUZANNE CLARK knows how to fill a businesses park.
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By PATRICIA FARRELL AIDEM  SANTA CLARITA -- Local water suppliers are urging conservation as summer approaches in this driest year on record -- and as the region's main water supply is reduced to a trickle because of a threatened fish 300 miles away.
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Exercising safety is the operative phrase as North Dakota's summer boating season revs into high gear.
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By Toby Sells Special to BartlettCordova Appeal / Richard Kelley contributed  Truckloads of rainbow trout were pumped into the ponds at Bartlett's Stoneridge and Yale Road parks Thursday by Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency officials to prepare the ponds for the winter fishing season.
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By The Centre Daily Times, State College, Pa.  Sep. 16--Potter Township supervisors have scheduled a work session 7 p.m. Tuesday at 124 Short Road, Spring Mills, to address residents' concerns about how a proposed 63-home development would affect their well water.
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Sarah and Tom Huston worry their days of leisurely casting fishing lines off a shaded dock in Roosevelt Lake are numbered. The Arizona lake, about 110 miles northeast of Phoenix, is now just 30 percent full, local rangers say.
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By Carrie J. Sidener, The News & Advance, Lynchburg, Va.  Dec. 7--Trickles of water began to flow through aeration drums and into  settling basins at the Moneta Wastewater Treatment Plant on Wednesday.    It's the first test of the machines that will soon treat lake-area  sewage.
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By Adam Smeltz, The Centre Daily Times, State College, Pa.  Sep.
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An ambitious long-range plan to remove unneeded dams along the Musconetcong River is scheduled to get under way by the end of the summer.