Delaware State University offers well water clinic
If you have wondered about the quality of your well water, Delaware State University offers you the opportunity to find out more.
The DSU Cooperative Extension is holding a Drinking Water Clinic tonight at 6:00 p.m. at the Martin Luther King Junior Student Center on the Dover campus. Owners of private wells are invited to register and find out more about the quality of their water and learn ways to protect and maintain their drinking water supplies. The cost is $4.00 to cover supplies and registration is limited to 50 households. To get signed up call 302-857-6476.
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