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The North Shore Concerned Citizens was formed to remove New York American Water as the community’s water provider.
Marcellino secures audit for NYAW in state Senate
A bill was passed in the Senate overwhelmingly 62-0, which, if passed in the Assembly, would require an independent audit of private water companies before and after rate changes are approved by the … more
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Agatha Nadel, at lectern, attended a town hall in August to protest the inequitable rate increases imposed by NYAW.
NYAW sues county, town, school district for overpayments to customers
New York American Water, the private company that services approximately 4,500 customers in Sea Cliff and Glen Head, is suing the county, the Town of Oyster Bay, and the North Shore School District. … more
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Mayor Tim Tenke, left, gave Glen Cove Police Chief William Whitton and Deputy Chief Chris Ortiz the opportunity to fill residents in on the department’s anti-drug and anti-school shooter efforts.
Mayor Tenke hosts first of three town hall meetings
Mayor Tim Tenke held his first of three town hall meetings in the Connolly Elementary School gymnasium on April 22. The event was structured like a talk show, with Tenke as the host, and although … more
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Residents Lloyd and Agatha Nadel, left, Joe Lopes and Steve Warshaw discussed the group’s plans to oust New York American Water from the area at a North Shore Concerned Citizens meeting on April 17.
Concerned citizens in Sea Cliff, Glen Head unite against NYAW
As the fight for public, municipal water rages on, residents of Sea Cliff and Glen Head have formed a group to represent the community in its battle against New York American Water. The initial … more
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Most of the city’s emergency borrowing will pay for water infrastructure renovations. The two largest portions of its regular borrowing will pay for a fire truck to replace the current 30-plus-year old aerial ladder, and for the Department of Public Works to repair the city’s road and drainage systems.
City borrows $10 million, half for well fixes
On April 10, the Glen Cove City Council approved a plan to bond almost $10 million, nearly doubling its average borrowing over the prior two years. The extra funding was needed to pay for necessary … more
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A delay in the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s approval of a deal between county officials and the Public Service Enterprise Group of Long Island to power the Bay Park Water Reclamation Facility could hold up a plan to transfer treated effluent from the plant to Cedar Creek through an aqueduct under Sunrise Highway.
Bay Park outfall plan hinges on swift action from FEMA
A deal between county officials and PSEG Long Island to provide power to the Bay Park Water Reclamation Facility has yet to be approved by the Federal Emergency Management Agency, which could delay a plan to reroute treated effluent from the plant to the Cedar Creek Water Pollution Control Plant. 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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Issues with the standpipe system could push the opening of Lynbrook’s Regal movie theater beyond the scheduled date of April 24.
Pipe issues may delay Lynbrook Regal movie theater opening
Lynbrook village officials are hoping the new Regal movie theater, under construction on Merrick Road, will open as scheduled on April 24, despite a Nassau County fire marshal’s recent discovery of problems with the building’s standpipe system. more
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The water storage tank at the Duck Pond Road well facility, where one well was recently re-opened following two months of testing where Freon levels were "undetectable." A special filter is expected to be installed in early summer will allow the other closed well at Duck Pont to re-open.
One well re-opened after 2 months of 'undetectable' Freon levels
NOTE: The news about Well 30 reopening broke minutes after the Herald Gazette went to press. The online version of this article will be updated in the coming days to reflect this breaking news. … more
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The wells at the Duck Pond Road well site were closed after a contaminant was found. If the city doesn’t re-open them before summer, Glen Cove could face a water shortage.
City hears emergency plan for well fixes
At a Glen Cove Pre-council meeting on the evening of March 6, council members were presented with a “unique” opportunity to purchase parts for a filter that could allow for a restart of the … more
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