It’s common to see a water main break in Pittsburgh’s Brighton Heights neighborhood, and residents told KDKA they’re sick and tired of going without water.
People like Milo Boscardin, who lives on California Avenue, have been talking about water for a long time.
“It’s just like electricity, you know, you don’t think about it until you don’t have it, and then you realize how much you depend on it,” Boscardin said. “You want to wash the dishes, you need water. You’ve got pets, you’ve got to give them water.”…