MEYERSDALE, Pa. -- The replacement of a 120-year-old water line in Meyersdale is progressing, municipal authority supervisor Bill McKenzie said.

The project began in March and is the first of two construction jobs that are supposed to improve town. Officials said the water line replacement could cost nearly $1 million. It is being paid for with grants and loans. McKenzie said the work is being done by Laurel Management Co. of Johnstown.

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