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City Launches Water and Sewer Line Protection Program

Avella praises DEP for program that would prevent homeowners from paying high costs to fix…
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2012 DEP Green Infrastructure Grant Workshop

The Queens Botanical Garden will be the site for the Department of Environmental Protection's…
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Rozic's First Bill Passes in the State Assembly

Assemblywoman's first bill passed by the legislative body involves regulating the state's…
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Alley Pond Environmental Center Festival Aims to Draw…

Estuaries Day will include boat rides, games for children, interactive booths and exhibits.
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Alley Pond to Host World Environment Day

Environmental Center's Themed Event Will Focus on the Protection of Forests
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Queensborough Will Study Storm Water Runoff at Little Neck…

School To Repave Lot as Part of Environmental Initiative
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Halloran to Hold Town Hall Meeting on Oct. 25

Representatives from several city agencies will talk to district residents at Holy Cross High…
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Halloran to Hold Town Hall Meeting on Oct. 25

Representatives from several city agencies will talk to district residents at Holy Cross High…
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Halloran to Hold Town Hall Meeting on Oct. 25

Representatives from several city agencies will talk to district residents at Holy Cross High…
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Northeast Queens Legislators Want City to Notify Community…

Avella, Braunstein and Simanowitz want DEC to tell boards when a remediation will take place…
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Halloran Recommends DEP Sewer, Water Line Protection Program…

City's protection program would prevent homeowners for having to pay for breaks in connection…
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Parks Department to Host Meeting on Alley Creek on Jan. 31

Discussion will revolve around a watershed management plan for northeast Queens.
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Senator Tony Avella Hosts First Town Hall Meeting in…

Location: P.S. 172 Bellerose Residents from the Bellerose community are invited to a town…
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City to Offer Water and Sewer Coverage to Residents in Case…

The DEP has picked a service line protection provider, which will prevent residents from…
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Ban Starts on Dumping Boat Sewage Into Long Island Sound

No-discharge zone established along the entire North Shore of Long Island.
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City to Combat Mosquitos at Alley Pond Park

Department of Health will drop biopesticide pellets to prevent West Nile Virus.
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City Adopts Weprin's Proposal for Public Playground…

Department of Environmental Protection adding timers and activation buttons to prevent…
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City to Combat Mosquitoes at Alley Pond Park

Department of Health Will Drop Biopesticide Pellets to Prevent West Nile Virus
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Nov. 1: Five Things You Need to Know Today

What you need to know this Tuesday.
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The Purchase of the Udalls Cove Watershed

Preservation Committee President's Eleventh in a Series on the Formation of Northeast Queens
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Ban Starts on Dumping Boat Sewage into LI Sound

"No-discharge zone" established along the entire North Shore of Long Island.
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Sewer Upgrade on Northern to Wrap Up in Early 2011

Massive Project Will Prevent Flooding in Douglaston and Bayside
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Northeast Queens Prepares for Hurricane Irene

Elected officials, community groups and city agencies will help residents in need of…
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Update: Water Board Approves 7.5 Percent Rate Increase

City officials said "modest" increase was necessary to pay for improvements to system
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Aug. 5: Five Things You Need to Know Today

A handful of information to start your Friday.
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City Hall Roundup: Water Power and Library Access

A monthly roundup of legislation recently passed by the New York City Council
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Mayor Approves Plan to Remove PCBs from City Schools

Fluorescent Lights Will Be Replaced at 772 Sites As Part of $708 Million Initiative
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Liu Chides City Agencies at CB 11 Meeting

Comptroller critiques DEP's proposed increase and vows to release an audit on the Department…
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Week in Review

Catch up on the stories that took place in your community this week.
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5 Things

Read our story on last night's discussion of the Douglaston Village revitalization and take a…
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