Amanda Comando, an assistant supervising chemist at the Suffolk County...

Amanda Comando, an assistant supervising chemist at the Suffolk County Water Authority, works in a lab extracting pharmaceuticals from drinking water. (Sept. 15, 2013) Credit: Newsday / Audrey C. Tiernan

Residents want better water quality, lower rates
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Bill would require EPA to set drinking water standards
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Officials call for carcinogen protections
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High levels of toxic waste found near well
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LI aquifer's drinking water could be threatened by pumping, fear officials, experts
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FEMA reimburses Nassau for Bay Park work, senators announce
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Suffolk to study installing wastewater treatment systems in Orient
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Tour of nitrogen-polluted Forge River precedes talk of possible solutions
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Suffolk bill aims to protect aquifers by banning fracking waste
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Roslyn Estates well contamination probed by DEC
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State to ask court to jail owner of Superfund site
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LI aquifer protection panel holds first meeting
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Bellone eyes added sewers to fight pollution
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What's in the water? Updates from our panel discussion
Bethpage Water District to sue Northrop Grumman over contamination
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Potential groundwater threat seen from composting
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Most LI home water use goes toward lawns
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Lawmakers air concerns about Long Island Sound
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Nitrogen growing threat to LI waters
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LI's 254 Superfund sites threaten its drinking water
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New plan focuses on lowering Long Island's nitrogen pollution
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From well to tap, tour shows how drinking water is treated
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Residents outraged over Bay Park Sewage Plant diesel oil spill
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Organizers hope water-quality forum will be a 'call to action'
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Hauppauge sewage treatment plant expansion nearly complete
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Officials: Toxic rust tide returns to East End
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Sprinklers get reprieve on Shelter Island
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Nassau Health Dept.: Gold Coast mansion's sewer pipe capped
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DEC finds manganese in LI water samples near compost sites
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Southampton takes lead in cleaning up wastewater
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Study: Beach water quality slightly better
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Bethpage Water installs new well outside plume area
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Nassau, Suffolk seek to create aquifer council
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State rejected Suffolk water study request
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Tax breaks for ex-Grumman site renovation
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Schumer urges help in monitoring Bethpage radium
High radium levels shut Bethpage Water District well
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Funding cuts eliminate water monitoring program in city, Nassau
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Southampton mulls septic tank replacement
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LI environmental groups push for water quality improvements
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Revamped state policy on pesticides splits farmers, environmentalists
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Officials: Navy to help with Bethpage plume costs
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Northrop Grumman seen unlikely to get state aid
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Economists: Northrop Grumman job loss exemplifies a sad fact of life on LI
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Schumer: Northrop Grumman 'betraying' LI by moving jobs
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Drugs ending up in water supply in Suffolk
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Northrop Grumman to move 850 jobs off Long Island
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Sandy may have lasting impact on LI ecosystems
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Mangano: State should expand Bethpage cancer study
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State airs groundwater-protection proposal
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On the latest episode of "Sarra Sounds Off," Gregg talks with Michael Sicoli and Tess Ferguson about county champs crowned in boys and girls lacrosse, and Jared Valuzzi reports on the Long Island flag football championship. Credit: Newsday

Sarra Sounds Off Ep 36: Champs crowned in lax and flag football On the latest episode of "Sarra Sounds Off," Gregg talks with Michael Sicoli and Tess Ferguson about county champs crowned in boys and girls lacrosse, and Jared Valuzzi reports on the Long Island flag football championship.

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