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Lake or well → plant → pipes → glass — and where public records stop.

Why a “system” is a public file, not your street address.

Who owns it, who operates it day to day, and who to call.

These pages are not a lab test of your kitchen faucet.

What one flagged lab result does — and does not — mean.

When a problem was reported in the public record (not a home count).

About the school building — not the town water plant.

What those lab checks look for, in plain words.

Why the pipes in your building can matter more than the public file.

Kettle scale is annoying — usually not a safety score.

Hardness, sodium, pH, fluoride — short plain meanings.

Safe Drinking Water Act, O. Reg. 169/03, and how they map to our six day-to-day notes.

Carbon, reverse osmosis, softener, UV — what each is usually for.