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Legislator Kevan Abrahams, far left, with police officers John Bilello and Zach Benigno, Legislator Debra Mulé, officers Richard Fosbeck and Kenneth Petterson, 1st Precinct PBA Delegate John Tucker, PBA President James McDermott and Police Chief Stephen Palmer.
Police recount saving Baldwin woman’s life
The water was about 40 degrees when Nassau County Police Officers Kenneth Petterson and Zach Benigno jumped in to save a woman who had leapt into Baldwin Bay from the floating dock behind her home. … more
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Researchers at York Analytical Laboratories tested samples of Long Island’s soil and groundwater for signs of contamination.
Dealing with water contamination
With the revelation that potentially harmful contaminants are being found in drinking water on the North Shore, residents have grown concerned about their exposure to these chemicals. Those … more
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New York American Water is in the process of replacing an aging water main along Bennett Street, Lindbergh Avenue and Byrd Street in Oceanside.
New York American Water to replace aging water main in Oceanside
New York American Water is investing $700,000 to install a new water main along Bennett Street, Lindbergh Avenue and Byrd Street in Oceanside. more
New York American Water’s corporate office in Merrick.
Pols, advocates ask for alternatives to NYAW sale
Since American Water Works Co. announced last November that it would sell its New York operation to Liberty Utilities, elected officials and advocacy groups have sought alternatives to the plan, … more
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Suzanne Cohen, right, expressed her dismay with the lack of communication between the village and Sea Cliff residents about the contamination of a Glen Head well.
Water worries in Sea Cliff
Many residents voiced concern about the purity of their drinking water at the Feb. 13 Sea Cliff board of trustees meeting. They were responding to a Jan. 29 New York American Water mailer stating … more
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Many ratepayers in the North Shore Water District have been opposed to New York American Water’s presence for years, and are encouraged to see their representatives come together to bring public water to the area.
Bipartisan backing for public water
North Shore residents are not alone in their desire for a public water authority. Their representatives are working together on a state level. Assemblyman Michael Montesano, a Republican from Glen … more
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Though residents in the Lynbrook service area faced a possible 21 percent increase in their water rates, the Public Service Commission announced that the rates will only increase by 6 percent on April 1.
Oceanside, Island Park residents' water rate increase will be less than expected
The Public Service Commission recently announced that it had decided to defer a 27 percent rate hike for New York American Water customers in the Lynbrook service area in April. more
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Though residents in the Lynbrook service area faced a possible 21 percent increase in their water rates, the Public Service Commission announced that the rates will only increase by 6 percent on April 1.
New York American Water rate increase for Lynbrook service area less than expected
The Public Service Commission recently announced that it had decided to defer a 27 percent rate hike for New York American Water customers in the Lynbrook service area in April and opted for a 6 percent increase, or $2.01 a month. more
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County officials are finalizing an agreement with the Long Island Power Authority and PSEG Long Island to build an underground line that will connect the E.F. Barrett Generation Station in Island Park to the Bay Park Water Reclamation Facility.
County officials finalizing $30M plan to connect Island Park, Bay Park plants
On Jan. 27, the Nassau County Legislature tooks steps towad finalizing an agreement with the Long Island Power Authority and PSEG Long Island to spend $30 million on a power line that will stretch from the E.F. Barrett Generation Station in Island Park to the Bay Park Water Reclamation Facility. more
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Air blows out the volatile organic compounds in the air stripper on Schroeter Avenue in Franklin Square, with several Wiffle-ball-like structures separating them out.
Franklin Square, W. Hempstead officials discuss water quality issues
There was a low hum in the Franklin Square Water District’s air-stripper facility on Schroeter Avenue on Jan. 30, as machines removed the volatile organic compounds from water before it reached … more
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