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Lincoln Park water bills set to rise up to 28% as residents pack city hall to protest
Residents protested at Lincoln Park City Hall concerning a water rate increase of up to 28%, which was approved by city council on August 10. City officials explained that the rate hike is required due to decades of wear and tear on the aging infrastructure, noting that the system currently loses 40% of its water. Critics argue the new financial burden is too great for residents, especially those living on fixed incomes.
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