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I am appreciative and conscious of the difficulty of these times we are in, and how hard it is for people to live. If the folks in Cascade Locks are determined to sell their water, a rich natural resource that few other places have, then they can do much better in the long run, by choosing a different company than Nestle. They absolutely are not the type of company you would wish to deal with over the long run, as they have proven such by their record.

Choose an alternative company, go search for another more responsible and responsive company, then make an informed and wise decision, and give it a trial period to assess.

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