by Jennifer Shelby
“It all started in 1920,” says Heather Cail, Public Works Superintendent for the Village of Riverside-Albert. “A shopkeeper from Albert, Mr. Anderson, got the community together to develop a better water system. The sand and gravel in the ground there doesn’t hold water so they couldn’t dig wells for homes and fire protection.
“It all started in 1920,” says Heather Cail, Public Works Superintendent for the Village of Riverside-Albert. “A shopkeeper from Albert, Mr. Anderson, got the community together to develop a better water system. The sand and gravel in the ground there doesn’t hold water so they couldn’t dig wells for homes and fire protection.
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