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West Hempstead Water District commissioner Kenneth P. Wenthen Jr.
Water commissioners in West Hempstead, Cathedral Gardens re-elected
Voters in both Nassau and Suffolk Counties recently casted votes to elect or re-elect water commissioners in all Long Island commissioner-run water districts. Cathedral Gardens Water District … more
Paperless Solutions CEO and president Martin Chalif, second from left, and Bimser International Corporation Managing Director Kevin Devecioglu, to Chalif’s immediate left, were guest speakers at the Nassau Suffolk Water Commissioners’ Association’s meeting.
Water commissioners discuss sustainable practices
As part of the Nassau Suffolk Water Commissioners’ Association’s ongoing Educational Speaker Series, which includes West Hempstead Water District Commissioner Kenneth Wenthen Jr., the … more
The Public Service Commission announced that the rates for residents in the Lynbrook service area will only increase by 6 percent on April 1.
Residents’ water rate increase in Malverne, West Hempstead is less than expected
The Public Service Commission announced that it has decided to defer a 27 percent rate hike for New York American Water customers in the Lynbrook service area in April and has opted for a 6 percent … more
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The West Hempstead Water District recently installed a hydrogen peroxide tank at their Garden City South facility to remove 1,4-dioxane.
Water district officials in West Hempstead, Franklin Square discuss quality issues
Construction workers have put their shovels in the ground at the West Hempstead Water District’s 7th Street facility in Garden City South to install two wells. In addition, the water district … more
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The West Hempstead Water District received more than $924,000 from the state for infrastructure projects that aim to improve water quality.
West Hempstead Water District receives grant for improvements
The West Hempstead Water District is among several municipalities that will receive state aid for infrastructure projects that aim to improve water quality. West Hempstead has received more than … more
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It’s time to prioritize our drinking water
As federal officials propose rolling back water protection regulations, Long Island is struggling to find a solution to the problem of its increasingly contaminated drinking water supply. more
Dr. Sarah Meyland, director of the New York Institute of Technology’s Center for Water Resources Management, recently spoke to Friends of the Bay about the dangers of new contaminants in Long Island’s groundwater.
Experts: L.I. drinking water is polluted
Dr. Sarah Meyland, the director of the New York Institute of Technology’s Center for Water Resources Management, appeared before the Friends of the Bay in Oyster Bay on Sept. 26, and Meyland told … more
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Cleaner water in store for the South Shore
While Nassau County legislators may be divided on many issues, they recently made it clear that they agree on the importance of protecting Long Island’s wetlands. more
A call for one water system for Long Island
For the past two summers, New York American Water customers on the north and south shores have been incensed by their rapidly rising water bills. On Aug. 14, a report by the Farmingdale-based advocacy group Citizens Campaign for the Environment confirmed what they already knew . . . more
You have to think like water
Q. Our rear porch was changed to a family room, and even though we noticed that the ceiling and floor got wet when it rained, we thought that making the porch a closed-in room would mean no more water. Unfortunately, after the room was finished, it still leaks. more
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