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user-9c36d, last updated on Jan 24, 2008
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On Jan. 11 a drinking water treatment plant in the Honduran town of Ojojona symbolically changed hands from a local organization, Agua Para el Pueblo (Water for the People), and Cornell engineers to Ojojona's local water board, which expressed its gratitude at finally receiving clean, treated water