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November 2013

The Jefferson Project at Lake George

Work is underway on a high-tech scientific monitoring system that’s designed to protect Lake George’s long-term water quality.  This summer, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, IBM and The Fund for Lake George unveiled plans for a three-year, multimillion-dollar effort to counteract forces that threaten the lake, such as road salt, stormwater runoff and invasive species.

Happy Retirement to Ken Wallace and Tim Rutherford

After several decades of loyal and dedicated service to the Village of Warsaw, both Ken Wallace and Tim Rutherford have decided to retire.  These fine Operations Specialists have operated the systems conventional filtration plant for the better part of the last 4 decades, and have made and overseen many improvements.  Tim and Ken have provided their peers with valuable information and knowledge and have been long stan

Water Quality Improvement Project Program

WQIP Round 11 Funding is Available!

Governor Cuomo announced the availability of grants for Round 11 of the Water Quality Improvement Project (WQIP) program. Funding is available for municipalities, soil and water conservation districts and non-profit organizations. The WQIP program is a competitive, reimbursement grant program funded primarily by the Environmental Protection Fund (EPF) and NY Works II for projects that reduce polluted runoff, improve water quality and restore habitat in New York’s waterbodies.

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