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LIAW to help provide scholarships for students
The New York Chapter of the National Association of Water Companies recently announced a scholarship program for high school seniors interested in pursuing a career in the water utility industry or … more
Malvernite Frank Koch was elected to serve as chairman of the Long Island Water Conference.
Malvernite to head Long Island Water Conference
Almost anybody related to the water industry on Long Island gets together in a professional organization that supplies more than 375 million gallons of clean water daily — one that will now be … more
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At a hearing last week, Public Service Commissioner James Larocca, right, and Administrative Law Judge Rafael Epstein heard from unhappy LIAW customers.
Rates, and tempers, rise at water hearing
The one member of the state Public Service Commission who attended a hearing on a proposed water rate hike last week got an earful from unhappy customers of Long Island American Water. James … more
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At a hearing last week, Public Service Commissioner James Larocca, right, and Administrative Law Judge Rafael Epstein heard from unhappy LIAW customers.
Lynbrook officials react to LIAW plan
By Lee Landor and Clarissa Hamlin chamlin@liherald.com Speaking on behalf of the Lynbrook village board, Deputy Village Attorney Charles Horn said at Monday night’s regular meeting that much … more
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Valley Stream officials, others oppose water rate hike
The one member of the state Public Service Commission who attended a hearing on a proposed water rate hike last week got an earful from unhappy customers of Long Island American Water. more
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Mayor Bill Hendrick said that the lease for the MTA properites should be developers hands by the end of this week.
Lynbrook board talks MTA stores, water hike
The Lynbrook Village Board updated the community on several projects and initiatives at their board meeting on Monday night. One of the first topics briefly discussed was the status of the … more
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Some Malverne residents have seen an improvement in the color of their water, but others say the brown water problem persists.
Residents react to LIAW rate-hike proposal and water quality issues
While many Malverne and area residents are now satisfied that their water quality has improved, others still have complaints about brown water, even though Malverne’s new iron-treatment plant … more
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The Long Island American Water facility on Hendrickson Avenue in Valley Stream. The company is looking to raise its rates by nearly 20 percent.
Valley Stream opposing water rate increase
The villages of Valley Stream, Lynbrook and Cedarhurst have joined together to oppose Long Island American Water’s 19.59 percent rate increase proposal filed with the New York State Public Service Commission in April. The hike is expected to generate $9.56 million. more
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Lynbrook speaks out: Anger about water hikes overflows
The villages of Lynbrook, Valley Stream and Cedarhurst have formed a Municipal Consortium in Support of Reasonable Water Rates to oppose Long Island American Water’s 19.59 percent rate increase proposal submitted to the New York State Public Service Commission in April, village officials said. more
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Long Island American Water Engineering Manager Ben Claase with Ms. Susan O’ Donohue’s students at Our Lady of Lourdes Schools.
OLL students win water art contest
Long Island American Water recently announced the winners of its second annual BE WATER WISE! art contest, which was open to fifth-grade students who attend schools that are served by Long … more
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