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Long Island Clean Air Water and Soil co-director Dave Denenberg, center, showed the Herald his July water bill, half of which went to pay New York American Water's property taxes.
Residents to take American Water to court over rates
In the wake of the New York Public Service Commission’s May 19 approval of New York American Water’s $3.63 million rate increase, an outpouring of opposition has come from the utility’s ratepayers. more
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Devorah Crupar, Operation SPLASH educational consultant, far left, and Sean Murray, director of Elementary Curriculum of Long Beach school districts, right, reviewed the program details of the ten-month Adopt a Storm Drain program during a visit to Operation SPLASH in Freeport.
Operation SPLASH to bring canals to the classroom
Operation SPLASH headquartered in Freeport has recently renovated a 75-student classroom and science lab in preparation for the 2017-2018 school year. At the beginning of the month, SPLASH welcomed … more
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County Legislator Howard Kopel, center, led the protest against Roger Waters.
Officials decry rock star’s stance on BDS
County Legislator Howard Kopel (R-Lawrence) was joined outside the Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum on July 20 by several political and Jewish leaders to protest the upcoming appearance there of legendary rock star Roger Waters. more
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Roger Waters has been called an avid supporter of the BDS movement.
Nassau County officials demand cancellation of Roger Waters shows
Nassau County officials are calling for the cancellation of two concerts featuring Roger Waters at the Nassau Coliseum, saying that its operator, Nassau Events Center, would be in violation of a recently passed anti-discrimination law for letting the Pink Floyd bassist perform. more
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Dianna Viglietta and her neighbors have dealt with rust issues stemming from a dead-end pipe beneath their homes. New York American Water has replaced the main and is expected to begin work to extend the pipe within the next week.
Lynbrook residents still waiting for water main work to commence amid rust issues
After the Lynbrook Board of Education voted to grant an easement to New York American Water to extend a water main that has caused myriad issues for residents on dead end streets last month, relief has turned into frustration for some of the homeowners. more
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At a meeting at Operation SPLASH headquarters in Freeport on June 26, a panel offered an update on the study of the aqueduct running underneath Sunrise Highway. Members of the panel included Adrienne Esposito, executive director of Citizens Campaign for the Environment, left; Brian Schneider, assistant to the deputy commissioner of the Nassau County Department of Public Works; Rob Walker, Nassau County deputy executive; Mike Martino, Suez community affairs director and Alan Weyland, Suez director of operations.
Sunrise Highway aqueduct deemed ‘viable host’
County officials announced last week that they are accepting design proposals from engineering firms after a three-month study confirmed that a 110-year-old aqueduct running underneath Sunrise Highway is a “viable host pipe” to transport treated sewage from the South Shore Water Reclamation Facility in Bay Park to the ocean outfall pipe at the Cedar Creek Water Pollution Control Plant on the Wantagh-Seaford border. more
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New York American Water plans for more water main replacements
New York American Water is continuing work to replace water mains in Valley Stream, most recently with the water main that lies under Jamaica Avenue from Rockaway Avenue to Grove Street. The project, which began on June 28, is expected to take about six weeks to complete. more
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City council members are proposing an $18 million project that would convert the existing water treatment plant into a pumping station.
City to vote on $6.3M bond to consolidate sewers
Long Beach City Council members are pursuing an $18 million project to convert the city’s 70-year-old wastewater treatment plant into a pumping station that would stop the flow of waste into … more
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A truck carried water mains scheduled for replacement on Malverne Ave. during May 2015.
Summer water main replacement in Malverne
New York American Water began a $900,000 effort to install nearly 4,700 feet of new water mains in Malverne on June 28, the company reported. more
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New York American Water president Carmen Tierno, standing, addressed West Hempstead residents at a June 19 community meeting. Also pictured were Rose Simpson, supervisor of customer advocacy, and Christopher Buday, vice president of operations.
At W.H. community meeting, water concerns and police reports
Information about water discoloration, rates and infrastructure, as well as updates on police activity in West Hempstead, were part of a biannual meeting organized by the West Hempstead Community Support Association at West Hempstead High School on June 19. more
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