PIONEER, Ohio — In a bizarre series of events Monday, Pioneer Mayor Ed Kidston — whose company, Artesian of Pioneer, has been trying to sell Michindoh Aquifer water to several Toledo-area communities and others east of Williams County for months — told 75 people at a public meeting he’s not even sure if the nine-county aquifer exists.
Pioneer Mayor Unsure If Michindoh Aquifer Even Exists
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