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New York American Water ratepayers will receive credits on upcoming bills as part of a deal reached between the company and the state.
State approves NYAW credit plan
The state Public Service Commission on Dec. 13 approved $6.2 million in credits that will be issued to New York American Water ratepayers who saw their monthly bills skyrocket earlier this year, part … more
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The federal Government Accountability Office will investigate New York American Water’s use of federal funds.
Federal government to investigate New York American Water
The federal Government Accountability Office will investigate how New York American Water uses federal funds, as requested by U.S. Sen. Charles Schumer in August. Specifically, investigators will … more
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We need more diversity, less ‘gotcha’ in elections
The Nov. 6 election was more of a groundswell than a seismic shift, yet it was significant. While many incumbents rode to relatively easy victories . . . more
Richard Kern, New York American Water’s production manager, met with Malverne’s board of trustees to discuss water-quality concerns on Oct. 3.
Malverne resident raises concerns about discolored water
Water quality was a major topic of discussion at Malverne’s village board meeting on Oct. 3. James Schimmenti, who lives on Ambrose Avenue, said he was concerned about the water quality on his … more
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NSWCA Secretary and West Hempstead Water District Commissioner Kenneth P. Wenthen Jr., far left; NSWCA Second Vice President William Schuckmann; NSWCA President Vincent Abbatiello, third from right; NSWCA Treasurer Lawrence F. Zaino Jr; and NSWCA First Vice President Michael F. Rich III awarded Raymond DeSimone, third from left, with the Nicholas J. Bartilucci Manhattan College Scholarship.
Nassau Suffolk Water Commissioners’ Association award scholarship to high school grad
The Nassau Suffolk Water Commissioners’ Association — of which West Hempstead Water District Commissioner Kenneth P. Wenthen Jr. serves as secretary — has awarded its 2018 Nicholas … more
Jack Schnirman with a $4,300 bill sent to the county for the fountain behind him.
County looks to plug leaks amid backlash over New York American Water rate hikes
In the Lakeview Peace Garden, water trickles down a fountain into the ground, where it is recycled back up to the fountain. For years, Nassau County paid $50 a month to keep that water running — … more
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After state deal, water rate questions remain
Finally, enough residents got together to complain about New York American Water, and their unreasonably high water bills, and didn’t let up until they caught the state’s attention. more
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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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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The Waterbar held their ribbon-cutting ceremony on June 30.
Waterbar to share fresh, filtered water in West Hempstead
With temperatures in the mid-80s, many residents had the chance to cool off with fresh, filtered water at the Waterbar in West Hempstead during their ribbon-cutting ceremony on June 30. “It was … more
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