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my husand is unable to work, 67 and has bad lungs Woud the grant pay for a well, we pump out of our creek which is very hard for us?
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∙ 12y ago
my husband is unable to work, 67 and has bad lungs--any physical work is really difficult for him & I Would the grant pay for the installation of a well on our property. We currently pump water from our creek into a cistern
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