DEP Activates Flash Flood Emergency Plan
Photo by Oswaldo Cabrera
[https://www.flickr.com/photos/ocabreraphotos/15446871291].With more rainfall
forecasted through tonight and tomorrow, the
Cyanide Suicide: Two Dead At 3030 Emmons Believed To Be Locked In Suicide Pact
Photo by Erica ShermanInvestigators believe the two people found dead in an Emmons Avenue apartment
building [/breaking-possible-homicide-3030-emmons-avenue/] yesterday afternoon
ended
Ten Sandy-Wrecked Boats Finally Removed From Knapp Street Lot
More than 18 months after the storm, 10 twisted, tattered vessels were finally
removed from a city-owned Knapp Street lot
Discolored Water & Smell Of Gasoline Reported Around The Area Wednesday Night
Residents around Kensington and Windsor Terrace got a scare last night as cloudy
water ran from the taps and a
The DEP Asks New Yorkers To ‘Cease The Grease’
The Department of Environmental Protection
[http://www.nyc.gov/html/dep/html/home/home.shtml] is urging New Yorkers to
City Mulling Yet Another Water Rate Hike
Photo by Yuriy SemenovNew York City officials are claiming they need additional
revenue to upgrade water and sewer infrastructure, and
Boating Enthusiasts Want More Done To Clear Brooklyn’s Waterways
It has been almost eight months since Superstorm Sandy devastated the area and
while political leaders, activists and volunteers are
Watch Out For Sinkholes In The Area
Seems like it’s that time of year again, when streets start experiencing
sinkholes, aka cave-ins — some smaller than others,
That Letter You Got About Sewer Line Insurance? Yes, It’s Real
File photoHomeowners around the city received a letter from the New York City
Department of Environmental Protection recently, informing them