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MATTHEW BECK/Chronicle
Construction crews work near the intersection of King’s Bay Drive and Cutler Spur Boulevard on Tuesday to repair damage to a water main that was broken Monday afternoon. The damage to the line caused the city to temporarily shut down water to residents. Those affected are being told to boil their water until the second of two tests is complete and the water is deemed safe for consumption. That announcement could come today.
Leak spurs precautions

CRYSTAL RIVER — A water main break Monday evening at the site of the road construction on Cutler Spur Boulevard temporarily shut down the city’s water supply and triggered a mandatory boil alert for residents.

According to Dave Burnell, the city’s public works director, at about 4:30 p.m. Monday, officials responded to a water leak caused by a worker digging to replace an old culvert on Cutler Spur.

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