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The federal government is giving the town of Huntington on Long Island $1 million to upgrade its wastewater treatment plant. U.S. Rep. Nick LaLota (R-NY) said the funds will extend the sewer lines, shore up the plant’s defenses against flooding and build microturbines powered by methane gas from the plant.
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The Brookhaven Landfill is expected to begin closing in 2024, and there isn’t the appetite to keep a smaller Babylon facility open after 2031. So, Long Island towns will need to keep talking trash to come up with a plan to work together, the private sectors and communities.
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A tax hike could be coming for Huntington residents to fund road repaving projects.
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On Long Island, Huntington residents are calling for the town to improve protection of Crab Meadow Beach from the environmental impacts of nearby development.
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Huntington Station on Long Island will get a much needed sewer infrastructure upgrade, starting in 2024.
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Dr. William Spencer represents areas of Huntington on Long Island. He was also on the county’s heroin and opiate epidemic advisory panel.
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Voters are going to the polls Tuesday for party primary elections in town elections across Long Island.A race to watch is in East Hampton. Town Councilman…
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Saturday is Juneteenth. Long Islanders honored their own legacy during abolition with the recognition of Samuel Ballton, who fled slavery and was known as…
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Following an investigation into sexual harassment and assault allegations, Huntington Town Supervisor Chad Lupinacci on Long Island will not run for…
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Criticism of Lamont’s budget proposal in Connecticut, sexual harassment allegations against a Huntington lawmaker found unsubstantiated, and Cuomo’s first…