Officials in Oswego, Illinois, voted to authorize up to $27.2 million to help pay for improvements connected to the village’s planned transition to Lake Michigan water. The village currently accesses water through aquifers, but officials have said repeatedly that the aquifers are running low. Read the full story by WSPY – Plano, IL.
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