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Village trustees Michael Sepe, left, and Emilio Grillo, joined Mayor Francis X. Murray, State Sen. Todd Kaminsky, Deputy Mayor Kathy Baxley and Trustee Edward Oppenheimer.
Village receives $2.1M for water treatment plant
The village of Rockville Centre will be awarded $2.1 million in state funding to build an iron filtration plant on Maple Avenue, State Sen. Todd Kaminsky announced on Monday. more
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With the reopening of two wells in Duck Pond, Glen Cove is moving further toward having its own pure, independent water source.
Two wells to reopen as Glen Cove's water improves
Glen Cove officials furthered their efforts to provide residents with their own clean, independent water source by aiming to reopen two wells in Duck Pond by Dec. 7. The wells were closed earlier in … more
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Village officials entered into a deal with New York American Water and National Grid to repave Roosevelt Avenue after the utilities had tore up the street to perform repair and replacement work. National Grid employees could be seen continuing work on Nov. 27.
Village of Valley Stream enters agreement to repave Roosevelt
The Village of Valley Stream board of trustees approved an intermunicipal agreement on Nov. 19 to re-asphalt Roosevelt Avenue, which utility companies have been tearing up over the past few months to … more
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The tower was last painted in 2005, and village officials said that recoating the structure would cost roughly $3 million.
Water tower to be repainted in 2019, village says
Renovations on the Sunrise Highway structure known as water tower No. 3 are slated to begin in fall 2019, according to village spokeswoman Julie Scully. more
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Federal gov’t to probe 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
Adrienne Esposito, executive director of Citizens Campaign for the Environment, was joined by Town of Hempstead officials on Oct. 18 to announce that more than 500 lead water pipes in Point Lookout would be replaced with copper ones.
Hempstead to replace lead pipes
By Bridget Downes bdownes@liherald.com Town of Hempstead officials announced last week that the town would replace 100-year-old lead water pipes that service Point Lookout residents because … more
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Off-duty Long Beach lifeguards and local surfers pulled swimmers to safety at Riverside Boulevard beach in May.
Busy weekend for L.B. first responders
By Bridget Downes bdownes@liherald.com It was a busy weekend for first responders after the annual Saint Brendan the Navigator Irish Heritage Day Parade and Festival on Saturday. Long … more
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New York American Water’s corporate office in Merrick.
Sea Cliff Village forms water advisory committee
In a unanimous vote on Tuesday, the Sea Cliff Village Board of Trustees voted to approve the formation of the Sea Cliff Water Service Area Advisory Committee. Through research and analysis, the … more
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Children are invited to write inspirational messages on lanterns at the Love Lynbrook Water Launch on Oct. 13 at the Village Pool.
Lanterns of love to light Lynbrook Village Pool
On Oct. 13, children will have the opportunity to write inspirational messages on lanterns and watch them float in the pool fat the village’s first Love Lynbrook Water Launch event. The outing … more
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