<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=40qNGj_1H1AWakN00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=40qNGj_1H1AWakN00" width="300" height="250" ><p>Recent water testing has shown a “significant decrease” in lead levels compared to testing earlier in October at Medomak Valley High School, according to RSU 40 Superintendent Dan Welch.</p><p>The high school remains under a “do not drink” order, first issued on Oct. 13, as many water fixtures still show lead levels above federal limits, Welch said in an email on Oct. 28. The cause of the increased levels is still unknown.</p><p>“The results also show that lead levels continue to decrease as water runs through the fixtures,” Welch said. “This is encouraging, as it suggests the issue may be with individual faucets and fixtures rather than the school’s main water supply.”</p></div></body>

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Recent water testing has shown a “significant decrease” in lead levels compared to testing earlier in October at Medomak Valley High School, according to RSU 40 Superintendent Dan Welch. The high school remains under a “do not drink” order, first issued on Oct. 13, as many water fixtures...

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