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Enjoy the rest of summer, locally
As the summer winds down, many families are racing to make the most out of the last days of the season before children return to school, high school grads go away to college and the days begin to cool. But look no farther than your geographic backyard . . . more
It’s nearly summer! Safety first!
Friday, June 21 is the official start of summer. The season should be a time of joy, spent hanging out at the beach and barbecuing in the backyard. Too often, however . . . more
Courtesy New York American Water New York American Water’s external affairs manager Lee Mueller, left, along with the company’s production manager Richard Kern, and water-quality manager Michael Nofi, far right, presented an environmental grant to Crossroads Farm members Eva Schwartz, third from left, Judi Consigli and Ray Pisacane last month.
New York American Water awards grant to Crossroads Farm in Malverne
New York American Water recently awarded Crossroads Farm at Grossmann’s, of Malverne, a grant as part of the company’s annual environmental grant program. Each year, the company’s program … more
Brown water coming out of a bathtub faucet in Malverne nearly four years ago.
Town of Hempstead forms community-oriented brown water task force
Saying that her office was flooded with telephone calls from residents concerned about brown and discolored water, Town of Hempstead Supervisor Laura Gillen said that she is forming a new community task force. more
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Native wetlands need greater protection
The newly barren banks of Glen Cove Creek lie just down shore from RXR’s Garvies Point project, on what was once a lush stretch of marsh grass and green trees. Now these wetlands have all but disappeared. more
A “Teacup” style water tower on Seventh Street in Garden City South in the 1970s before it was replaced in 2004.
The history of water towers in West Hempstead
The abundance of natural water sources such as the Pine and Schodack Brooks attracted early settlers to the vicinity of West Hempstead. Before 1926, farmers and families had hand pumps or drilled … more
Roughly 50 residents gathered at the West Hempstead Library’s community room for a discussion about water quality on March 4.
Water companies break down services in West Hempstead
Roughly 50 residents crowded the community room at the West Hempstead Public Library on March 4 for a meeting hosted by the West Hempstead Community Support Association with local water providers. … more
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First Vice President William Schuckmann, of the Hicksville Water District; Second Vice President Kenneth P. Wenthen Jr., of the West Hempstead Water District; President Michael F. Rich III, of the Oyster Bay Water District; Secretary Amanda Field, of the Plainview Water District; and Treasurer Lawrence F. Zaino Jr., of the Carle Place Water District were all elected to 2019 Nassau Suffolk Water Commissioners’ Association.
West Hempstead water commissioner re-elected to Nassau Suffolk Water Commissioners’ Association
The Nassau Suffolk Water Commissioners’ Association elected new board members for the 2019 term, which runs through Dec. 31. Among the newly elected board members was Second Vice President Kenneth … more
Deputy Mayor Keith Corbett and Trustee Lauren Touchard on Wagg Avenue, one of several streets that must be repaved in the village.
A rocky commute in Malverne
The Malverne village board started a five-year plan to improve roads in 2013, but utility projects have delayed the work. Last year, National Grid upgraded the natural gas system in the village, and … more
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West Hempstead Water District’s new water tower, located at Birch Street in West Hempstead, stands at 165 feet.
New West Hempstead Water District tank is on the rise
At a height of 165 feet, the West Hempstead Water District has a new water tower that will provide water to over 8,000 households. The district, which provides an uninterrupted supply of quality … more
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