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Cedar Creek Park on the Wantagh/Seaford border is a popular place to go sledding after a snowstorm.
Wantagh, Seaford bracing for first snowstorm
The first major snowstorm of the winter could hit Long Island this weekend, with forecasts currently calling for anywhere between 6 and 12 inches, Friday night through Sunday. Because of the timing of the storm, schools and garbage pickup would likely not be affected. more
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Nassau County is looking to replace the 7th Precinct building, on Merrick Road in Seaford.
New home sought for 7th
Nassau County is looking for a new home for the Police Department’s 7th Precinct. The current facility, at Merrick Road and Neptune Avenue in Seaford, has been deemed outdated, and plans for a new building are in the works. more
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The Cedar Creek Oversight Committee was given a tour of the sewage treatment plant on Sept. 8, learning about recent plant upgrades.
Residents tour upgraded sewage plant
It’s been nine months since United Water took over operation of the Cedar Creek Sewage Treatment Plant from Nassau County, and plant officials say they are working to bring the facility up to date and reduce odors for neighboring Seaford and Wantagh residents. more
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Henry “Hank” Zurita, 3, of Wantagh, enjoyed an afternoon on the playground at Cedar Creek Park in Seaford last week.
Celebrating summer’s end at Cedar Creek
Summer’s close brings back-to-school shopping, longer nights and an end to action-filled days in the Long Island sun. At Cedar Creek Park in Seaford, a Nassau County park enjoyed by residents from all over, friends and families looked back with nostalgia on the past few months spent together. more
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With a Lane all to himself, Wantagh's Phil Kingsbury did a 24-hour fundraising bike ride at Cedar Creek Park in Seaford last week.
Biking for a cause
Phil Kingsbury never knew Matthew Scarpati, the 19-year-old from Dix Hills who was killed while traveling the bike path along the Wantagh Parkway nearly six years ago. more
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Cedar Creek officials: plant running smoothly
Officials from United Water provided residents with a status report on the workings of the Cedar Creek Water Treatment Plant at a public meeting on June 2. Dan Ryan, plant manager, told residents the sewage treatment plant has had no violations to its SPDES, or state pollutant discharge elimination system, permit this year. more
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Brian Ambrosino helped guide his son, James, 3, down the hill.
Cedar Creek: The winter place to be
"This is absolutely the place to go when it snows,” Dimitri Smaragdas, of Wantagh, said as his 6-year-old daughter, Juliet, went up and down the hills at Cedar Creek Park after last week’s snowstorm. more
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Growing up near the Cedar Creek plant
When I was kid, I spent most sunny spring days at Cedar Creek Park. I’d ride my bike there with my family, play on the playground with my friends, and enjoy rolling down the verdant hills. Something I remember distinctively about the park was a certain sour smell that was always in the air. more
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The settling tanks at Cedar Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant in Wantagh.
A smooth transition at Cedar Creek
United Water is making changes at the sewage treatment plants, including the Cedar Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant, which is expected to realize a $12 million savings to taxpayers this year. more
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The Cedar Creek wastewater treatment plan on the Seaford-Wantagh border will soon by run by United Water.
Questions surround sewer plant transition
The public-private partnership between United Water and Nassau County has been touted as a way to save the county money and improve wastewater infrastructure, but for the county workers at Cedar Creek, the transition process has been bumpy. more
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