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WaterConcord moves to voluntary Level 1 water conservation as the drought easesIf you're in Concord, Kannapolis, Landis or Harrisburg, you can ease up a little. All four moved to Level 1, voluntary water conservation, effective Tuesday, according to a Kannapolis release. Drought conditions have improved, and residents conserved for 24 weeks.Today’s editionRead

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  • WaterConcord, Harrisburg, Kannapolis and Landis moved to Level 1, Voluntary Water Conservation effective Tuesday, Nov.

    Concord, Harrisburg, Kannapolis and Landis moved to Level 1, Voluntary Water Conservation effective Tuesday, Nov. 3. The easing follows improved drought conditions, and the notice credits residents' efforts to conserve water over the last 24 weeks.

    News Notes · Wednesday’s editionSource: Independent Tribune