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A neighbor’s tree fell into the yard of Madeline Schnabel Brisotti, of Porter Place in Glen Cove, knocking down four of her own trees like dominos, and badly damaging her fence.
Glen Cove gears up for nor’easter: round 2
Among the ravages of a nor’easter late last week in Glen Cove, Mayor Tim Tenke listed the following: a mudslide, and a battered, damaged granite sea-wall near Morgan Park; a beach — Prybil — … more
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More than 1,000 people gathered in the West End last Saturday for the fifth annual Long Beach Electric Light Parade, featuring antique cars, fire trucks and floats decorated in festive lights.
Electric Light Parade draws more than a thousand people
Residents and visitors alike gathered in the West End for the fifth annual Long Beach Electric Light Parade on Saturday. People lined West Beech Street as antique cars, fire trucks, floats and … more
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Freeport Mayor Robert Kennedy was on hand as the LM6000 gas turbine at Freeport Power Plant No. 2 was fired up on Monday. It was redone at a cost of $2 million.
Freeport fires up its redone turbine
Freeport Power and Electric recently completed a $2 million upgrade of its LM6000 turbine, a gas-powered jet engine normally used to power 747 airplanes, but in this case is used to power Freeport … more
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The fifth annual Electric Light Parade will run down Beech Street on Dec. 9.
West End Electric Light Parade set for next week
The West End is set to host the fifth annual Long Beach Electric Light Parade featuring antique cars, fire trucks, floats and bicycles wrapped in decorative lights to celebrate the holiday season. … more
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Tom Yannelli, an assistant oiler, in 2012, checked one of the Rockville Centre power plant's eight generators.
Village in talks with EPA amid plan of microgrid project
As a village board meeting wound down earlier this month, Trustee Michael Sepe addressed what he described as Rockville Centre’s next challenge: the need to upgrade its electric system with improvements that could cost up to $20 million. more
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Our future is literally blowin’ in the wind
Long Island was supposed to have 40 or more wind turbines in the Atlantic Ocean by now, generating electricity 3½ to 4½ miles south of Jones Beach, which would have . . . more
Electric bill hike coming
At a Dec. 5 village hall meeting, village officials announced they are purchasing more than $686,000 in zero emission credits in 2017 as mandated by the New York State Energy Research and Development … more
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Lighting up the West End
Fire trucks, antique cars and other decorated vehicles lit up West Beech Street during the fourth annual West End Electric Light Parade on Saturday, Dec. 10. Thousands of people cheered on 75 … more
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PSEG is storm aware
The Public Service Enterprise Group [PSEG] was better prepared for Hurricane Hermine than LIPA was for Hurricane Sandy, according to Kristina Pappas, media coordinator for PSEG. The utility has … more
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Island Park responds to electrical house fire
The Island Park Fire Department was called to 79 Lorraine Road July 29 at 11:24 a.m. for an electrical fire on the side of the house according to Fire Chief Michael Whalen. “We were on scene at … more
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