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Village of Kenmore Seeks Bids for CIPP Rehabilitation Project
The Village of Kenmore is preparing for a major sewer and manhole rehabilitation project. The Village of Kenmore is currently
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Construction Causing Delays in Sewer Project
Earlier this year, the Lake Placid village board announced that the sewer lines beneath Main Street would be replaced and
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Underground Dwellings in the Big Apple: Water and Sewer Infrastructure Upgrades
Recently, a $71 million reconstruction project was completed in the New York City borough of Queens that comprised of thousands
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Upstate NY Plans Extensive Upgrades to Storm Water Systems
Particular cities in upstate New York have had similar, as well as, troubling issues with their sewer systems. The dilemmas
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New York’s Uncommon Initiative to Control Contaminants in Waterways
Many New York Municipalities are finding unusual ways to bring their water systems up to date all while remaining conscientious
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The City of Keene’s Massive Cluster of Wipes Clogs Sewer System
The city of Keene, NY has experienced a sustained dilemma with the all-too-familiar wipe, causing blockages in the sewer system.
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New York Devises Distress Signal for Sewer System
Various Cities throughout New York have recently implemented a cost-effective program to assist homeowners in the detection of a possible
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Saratoga Springs: Sewer Sustainability, Stakes, and Steed
Thoroughbred racing at Saratoga Race Course began in 1863 and attracts 900,000 to 1 million people each year. The comprehensive
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Full Steam Ahead! Check Out Perma-Liner Industries 2016 Events Line Up!!
Undoubtedly, you are still enjoying the many highlights that this time of year brings, but as the glory days of
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New York City Designs Retention Tanks for Sewer Overflows
The City of New York is currently working on a design for two combined sewage and storm water overflow (CSO)
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Proactive Program in Syracuse Maintain Healthy Waterways
The neighborhoods within Syracuse have initiated more than one program on behalf of protecting the waterways from pollution. The ‘Save
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Sewer Reconstruction Advisory for Batavia
The town of Batavia is beginning a sewer rehabilitation project at the beginning of the month. The Washington Avenue Sewer
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Sewer Construction Advisory for Section of the Bronx
A major sewer system construction project is now under way in the Kingsbridge Heights area of the Bronx. In light
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Mohawk River Water and Sediment Monitoring
Protection and improvement of water quality in the Mohawk River watershed is essential to keep the community protected from unhealthy,
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Approved Funding for Water Infrastructure Improvements
Good news New York!! Hot off the press- Governor Cuomo has authorized $26.3 million in interest free loans and grants
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SUNY’s Solar Safety and Scholarships
Many New York State University campuses are adding solar capacity to their energy portfolio. While this is clearly a positive
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New York City’s Payment Plan for Water Bills
Homeowners in New York City who are facing a foreclosure of their primary residence can get help with their water
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New York Harbor and Jamaica Bay Protection Plan
New York Harbor is making a comeback and the signs are all around. According to the city’s most recent Harbor
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Benefits of Renewable Energy for Ithaca
The Ithaca Area Wastewater Treatment Facility now generates nearly half its energy on site. The plant uses an upgraded biogas for
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