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Dam Advisory Triggered By Water Discharge In Salisbury Mills (DEVELOPING) Dam Advisory Triggered By Water Discharge In Salisbury Mills (DEVELOPING) Dam Advisory Triggered By Water Discharge In Salisbury Mills (DEVELOPING)
Dam Advisory Triggered By Water Discharge In Salisbury Mills (Developing) Officials in Orange County are actively monitoring a dam advisory condition following reports of water discharge from a relief drain, officials said.  New, updated report - Water Leaks From Dam In Hudson Valley: Engineers Find Possible Cause (UPDATE) The Orange County Department of Public Works and Emergency Services is monitoring the  Beaver Dam Lake dam in Salisbury Mills as a result of the water discharge, Orange County government officials announced on Monday, Feb. 3 at around 6:45 p.m.  While there is no immediate threat to residents, authorities are work…
Massive Hole In Roadway Strands Residents In Gloucester County: Police Massive Hole In Roadway Strands Residents In Gloucester County: Police Massive Hole In Roadway Strands Residents In Gloucester County: Police
Massive Hole In Roadway Strands Residents In Gloucester County: Police A giant hole took out a roadway in Gloucester County causing scattered power outages, authorities said. On Friday, March 15 at about 7:30 a.m., a 6ABC news helicopter filmed the hole cutting off part of Swamp Road in the Mullica Hill section of Harrison Township. No one was hurt, according to Harrison Township police. Water could be seen running through the washed-out road leaving some nearby homes stranded. Police said that drainage from a rain culvert near Mill Road had been clogged and caused rainwater from the culvert to flow under a section of Swamp Road. The culvert g…
Suez To Invest $440 Million In Water Quality, Service Improvements Suez To Invest $440 Million In Water Quality, Service Improvements Suez To Invest $440 Million In Water Quality, Service Improvements
Suez To Invest $440 Million In Water Quality, Service Improvements Water and waste management provider SUEZ is investing a total of $440 million over the next five years to provide an enhanced customer experience and make improvements to service and water quality. SUEZ serves almost 500,000 people throughout Rockland, Westchester, Orange, Putnam and Tioga Counties. The plan was initially filed with the New York State Public Service Commission Monday, March 4. It would allow SUEZ to continue investing on customers’ behalf. “Customers no longer compare their experience with their water utilities with just their gas, electric or phone companies,” said David …