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'Sacred' water: Omaha Tribe opens $8.5M treatment plant near Walthill

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WALTHILL, Neb. — The completion of a new $8.5 million water treatment plant near Walthill means the Omaha Tribe of Nebraska and its customers will have clean, safe drinking water for decades to come. The Umóⁿhoⁿ Ní Waxúbe — Omaha…

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