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A sweeping change to Casper’s water rates could mean savings for some residents while shifting more of the burden onto heavier users and commercial customers.
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Casper water bills could get a break next year, but there’s a catch

A sweeping change to Casper’s water rates could mean savings for some residents while shifting more of the burden onto heavier users and commer…

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