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21 Glen Head homes removed from Jericho Water District tax roll
Roughly two dozen homes on the border of Glen Head and Glen Cove will no longer be on the Jericho Water District’s tax roll following a request by the district to the Town of Oyster Bay. The … more
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Remediation projects for the East Meadow well sites are underway. Money for these cleanups came from bond resolutions, along with state and federal grants.
Step by step, ridding East Meadow’s water of chemicals
There are 13 ongoing water remediation projects for the Town of Hempstead’s Water Department including three related to water in East Meadow. The East Meadow project includes wells 1 and 3 on … more
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The Town of Hempstead received $5 million through the Omnibus spending bill passed by Congress last month.
Cleaning East Meadow’s water
This is the first of two stories examining dioxane water-mitigation projects. The Town of Hempstead has received $5 million from Washington to continue improving East Meadow’s drinking water. … more
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The Locust Valley Water District is seeking bond approval from the Town Board in order to complete the necessary repairs to Well Pump House 4.
Town considers $150,000 bond for water district repairs
The Locust Valley Water District is requesting a bond from the Town of Oyster Bay to fund infrastructure projects for Well Pump House 4. The $150,000 bond would be used to repair the well, which was … more
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A unanimous vote by the Bayville Board of Trustees to provide contracts to two companies will ensure that residents’ water will be monitored and analyzed more efficiently and leaks will be detected quickly.
Bayville renews two companies’ water contracts
In the Village of Bayville, 30 miles of underground water main, 4 to 16 inches in diameter, carries water to residents’ homes. At the village board meeting on Feb. 22, trustees and Mayor Bob De Natale approved contracts with two companies to ensure that water is monitored and analyzed more efficiently, and that leaks are detected quickly. 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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The Glen Head water tower.
Water feasibility study for Sea Cliff district coming soon
A feasibility study that would determine if a public entity could accommodate New York American ratepayers on the North Shore could be launched as early as next month, according to representatives … more
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On June 7, many residents awoke to discolored water coming through their faucets. Some woke up to no water at all.
NYAW customers in Sea Cliff, Glen Head hung out to dry
At around 6 a.m. on June 7, as residents of Sea Cliff and Glen Head prepared for the day, they discovered low water pressure in their sinks and showerheads. In some homes, discolored, sediment-ridden … more
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When Pat Eliseo came to Sunday dinner at his daughter Jean’s Huntington home, he dressed for the occasion.
Patriarch of Locust Valley Fire Dept. dies at 85
Pasquale Eliseo, a diehard Mets fan, had a skill that he shared with anyone who would listen. “Pat would call all of the pitches,” said his friend of 46 years, Michael Coco, chuckling. “He was … more
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Sen. Carl Marcellino
Legislation for feasibility study in the works
On March 14, State Sen. Carl Marcellino, a Republican from Syosset, amended his bill to require a feasibility study that would determine the viability of a local takeover of New York American Water. … more
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