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At a meeting about the New York American Water rate hikes, Baldwin resident Jack McCloy Jr. showed that his water bill is more than $100, but his mother, who lives in South Huntington, is paying only about $8.
New York American Water under fire for rate hikes
Even though New York American Water’s conservation rates were designed to reward customers for limiting water use, the utility’s deputy chief operating officer, Bill Varley, acknowledged at a … more
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Assemblyman Brian Curran is among those pushing for answers from New York American Water after dozens of local residents saw their water bills spike.
New York American Water: New rate hiked bills in Lynbrook, East Rockaway and other areas
New York American Water announced on Monday that South Shore customers’ high water bills are the result of a recently approved conservation rate coupled with increased summer usage. more
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The state Public Service Commission has launched another probe into New York American Water’s operations.
State PSC launches probe after water rate hikes in Lynbrook, East Rockaway and other areas
Maureen Blaum recalled being shocked when she looked at her New York American Water bill last month and saw that it was $300 — more than double her usual monthly cost. more
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We must protect our drinking water
We all worry about drinking water — homeowners and business people alike — and why shouldn’t we? Flint, Mich., has become the poster city for water contamination . . . more
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Lynbrook graduate John Krendel, right, recently received a $3,000 scholarship from New York American Water President Carmen Tierno.
Lynbrook student earns $3K New York American Water scholarship
Lynbrook High School class of 2018 graduate John Krendel was one of five local area students to receive a scholarship from New York American Water. more
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New York American Water to replace water mains in East Rockaway
New York American Water announced on July 10 that the company will invest $700,000 to install a new 8-inch ductile iron water main along East and West Boulevards in East Rockaway. The new water main will replace 2- and 6-inch water mains that were installed in the 1920s. The project will also include the replacement of two fire hydrants and 85 utility-owned service lines. more
Staying safe when the summer heats up
Summer is finally here. It should be a time of joy, spent barbecuing in the backyard and hanging out at the beach. Too often, however, summer turns tragic when it needn’t. The American Red Cross offers the following guidelines . . . more
A delay in the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s approval of a deal between county officials and the Public Service Enterprise Group of Long Island to power the Bay Park Water Reclamation Facility could hold up a plan to transfer treated effluent from the plant to Cedar Creek through an aqueduct under Sunrise Highway.
Bay Park outfall plan hinges on swift action from FEMA
A deal between county officials and PSEG Long Island to provide power to the Bay Park Water Reclamation Facility has yet to be approved by the Federal Emergency Management Agency, which could delay a plan to reroute treated effluent from the plant to the Cedar Creek Water Pollution Control Plant. more
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Issues with the standpipe system could push the opening of Lynbrook’s Regal movie theater beyond the scheduled date of April 24.
Pipe issues may delay Lynbrook Regal movie theater opening
Lynbrook village officials are hoping the new Regal movie theater, under construction on Merrick Road, will open as scheduled on April 24, despite a Nassau County fire marshal’s recent discovery of problems with the building’s standpipe system. more
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The county will soon send out requests for proposals tasking engineers to come up with ideas on how to transport treated effluent from Bay Park to the Wantagh-Seaford border through a 112-year old pipe beneath Sunrise Highway.
County seeking RFPs for aqueduct project connecting Bay Park to Cedar Creek
A county plan to use a 112-year-old aqueduct beneath Sunrise Highway to transport treated effluent eight miles from Bay Park to the Wantagh-Seaford border is on the cusp of becoming a reality. more
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