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E. coli detected in Lake Helen well; bottled water distributed

Bottled water is being distributed to Lake Helen residents after E. coli was detected in a well. The contamination may make the local water supply unsafe for consumption.

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Residents may face a wider public-health risk and disruption to access to safe drinking water.

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  1. Lake Helen distributes bottled water to residents after E. coli detected in well ↗fox35orlando.com · Recorded source date: Sep 15, 2026, 2:17 AM UTC

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