07-06-22 Water Donna Woodward horizontal

Donna Woodward holds a letter from the Fryeburg Water Company and a glass of tap water on the deck of her Fryeburg home on Wednesday. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)

FRYEBURG, Maine — The Fryeburg Water Co. says it has stopped using one of its wells after test revealed unacceptable levels of PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) contamination.

Donna Woodward, 72, who has lived in town most of her life, said she learned of the contamination in a letter she received Tuesday from Fryeburg Water Co. 

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Lspharaoh

Howard Dearborn is turning over in his grave.

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