From left, Environmental Engineer Mike Hamilton of Watts Water Technologies and Upper Merrimack Monitoring Program Co-Directors Steve Landry and Michele Tremblay walk over the bridge on Central Street in Franklin after taking an E. coli sample from the Pemigewasset River on Aug. 27. (Daniel Sarch/The Laconia Daily Sun photo)
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FRANKLIN — Three volunteers for the Upper Merrimack Watershed Association crossed the Centra…
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