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The North Shore Concerned Citizens discussed the findings of the Public Service Commission’s internal investigation into New York American Water, as well as the next legislative steps to be taken in the wake of water-relief bills failing in Albany.
Ratepayers in Sea Cliff, Glen Head seek criminal charges against NYAW
The North Shore Concerned Citizens group, whose mission is removing New York American Water as the community’s water provider is calling on the state attorney general and Nassau County’s … more
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New York American Water to replace water mains in East Rockaway
New York American Water announced on July 10 that the company will invest $700,000 to install a new 8-inch ductile iron water main along East and West Boulevards in East Rockaway. The new water main will replace 2- and 6-inch water mains that were installed in the 1920s. The project will also include the replacement of two fire hydrants and 85 utility-owned service lines. more
Members of North Shore Concerned Citizens discussed the possible replacement of New York American Water in the Sea Cliff water district at an April meeting.
Water-rate relief bills to aid ratepayers in Sea Cliff, Glen Head die in Assembly
After passing the State Senate, bills that would have provided relief to Sea Cliff and Glen Head homeowners who have been hit with high water bills died recently in committee in the Assembly. The … more
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The city council failed to pass a measure to raise new revenue to pay for debt it took on to pay for emergency improvements to the city’s water infrastructure.
City Council split on water rate increases
Two City Council measures to increase Glen Cove’s water rates failed to get the four votes necessary to pass at a June 26 meeting. The competing resolutions — a 25 percent hike proposed by Mayor … more
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Staying safe when the summer heats up
Summer is finally here. It should be a time of joy, spent barbecuing in the backyard and hanging out at the beach. Too often, however, summer turns tragic when it needn’t. The American Red Cross offers the following guidelines . . . more
The city is considering whether to increase residents’ water rates to offset recent and upcoming borrowing related to updates to the troubled water system.
Glen Cove City Council to vote on 35 percent water rate hike
The Glen Cove City Council will vote on whether to raise the city’s water utility rates by 35 percent, following a public hearing at City Hall on the evening of June 26. If the rate is approved, … 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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State senate OKs feasibility study for NYAW in Sea Cliff district
The New York State Senate voted to pass Sen. Carl Marcellino's bill on Wednesday, which requires a feasibility study in relation to a takeover of New York American Water in the Sea Cliff district. … more
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The Glen Cove City Council is considering whether, and if so, how much, to raise the city's water rates, which have not been raised in 14 years.
Glen Cove considers raising water rates
At a City Council meeting on May 22, city officials and members of the public were presented with preliminary figures outlining a potential increase in Glen Cove residents’ water rates. The … 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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