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06.24.2022 Government

At latest forum, SCWA, Riverhead outline update on joining forces to bring public water to Manorville

Ken Rothwell took a nice walk recently. The Riverhead town councilman hopes they were early steps toward delivering clean, safe public water to Manorville residents. Mr. Rothwell said he...

05.01.2022 Editorials

Editorial: Securing funding to connect Manorville homes to clean water remains top priority

Both the Suffolk County Water Authority and Riverhead Town applied for a grant from the New York State Environmental Facilities Corporation to connect homes with contaminated private wells to...

04.21.2022 Government

SCWA to receive $2.7M in state grant toward Manorville water project

The Suffolk County Water Authority will receive a $2.7 million grant toward a project that will provide public water to Manorville residents plagued by contaminated private drinking water wells....

02.05.2021 Government

Some Riverhead officials say SCWA can connect homes in Manorville to public water quicker

Some Riverhead Town officials acknowledged at Wednesday’s Town Board meeting that the Suffolk County Water Authority may be the quickest way to get public water to the 62 homes...

01.13.2021 Government

SCWA requests federal funding to connect Manorville area homes to public water, but Town says not so fast

The Suffolk County Water Authority says it is “ready, willing and able” to bring safe and constantly tested public water to 128 homes in the Calverton and Manorville communities...

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At latest forum, SCWA, Riverhead outline update on joining forces to bring public water to Manorville

Editorial: Securing funding to connect Manorville homes to clean water remains top priority

SCWA to receive $2.7M in state grant toward Manorville water project

Some Riverhead officials say SCWA can connect homes in Manorville to public water quicker

SCWA requests federal funding to connect Manorville area homes to public water, but Town says not so fast