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Total Solar Eclipse Leaves GA Schools In The Dark | Patch PM

Pollutants in drinking water | Schools delay release for solar eclipse | Stadium's moveable roof is stuck | Camp sites in eclipse path full

The coming total eclipse will change what time school systems let kids leave and has campsites in state parks filling up; and 30 Georgia water systems have pollutants in their water, according to a new report. Plus, pink slime and raw eggs improperly stored were found in the latest restaurant inspections. Here are the top local news stories worth reading and talking about on Wednesday, July 26, as pulled from our Georgia Patch sites.

30 Georgia Water Systems Have Harmful Pollutants In Drinking Water, New Study Says

A report released Wednesday found harmful contaminants in the Georgia water supply that can cause cancer, developmental issues in children, problems in pregnancy and other serious health conditions. Ten harmful contaminants were found in the water supplies in 30 Georgia towns or water utilities.

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Total Solar Eclipse: Georgia Campsites, Cabins Near Path Sell Out

Georgia’s State Parks are gearing up for the biggest stellar show that most of us will ever see. For the first time in nearly 100 years, a total solar eclipse will make its way across nearly the entire United States.

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