Improving Wastewater Facility High on Lindenhurst Wish List
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By Corrinne Hess Daily Herald Staff Writer  A multimillion-dollar water and sewer improvement list has been drafted in Lindenhurst.  The next step is finding a way for the village to fund all of the improvements that make up the list.
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By John Weiss, Post-Bulletin, Rochester, Minn.  Jun.
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By Heather Rutz, The Lima News, Ohio  Feb. 1--LIMA -- Customers won't notice a difference, but a major replacement project at the city Water Treatment Plant will keep their water clean and up to environmental standards.
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By Barbara Barte Osborn, The Sacramento Bee, Calif.  Jun. 11--GRASS VALLEY-A failure in the city's sewage system Sunday caused about 1,200 gallons of effluent to overflow from a manhole into Little Wolf Creek.
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By Dori Berman  Lawmakers hoping to improve water quality in the Chesapeake Bay have proposed assessing a fee on all new construction to create a dedicated funding source for bay cleanup programs.
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By Alex Breitler, The Record, Stockton, Calif.  Dec. 14--STOCKTON -- A $10 million bubble blower perched on the edge of the Stockton Deep Water Channel could improve water quality when it becomes operational next spring.
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Town officials are hoping the state can unearth $1.4 million to help bring sewers to the Medway 495 Business Park. Otherwise, they say, some 250 area jobs may be lost -- not to mention thousands of dollars in annual tax revenue.
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By Conor Reilly, The News & Advance, Lynchburg, Va.  Feb. 10--RICHMOND -- Lynchburg officials were on Capitol Square on Friday to accept a federal environmental award for the effort to clean up a sewer system that dumps 100 million gallons of raw sewage into the James River annually.
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By Julia Oliver, The Charlotte Observer, N.C.  Feb. 25--Union County's biggest sewer plant, already strained by record growth, has been fined for environmental problems far more times in recent years than any other similar size plant in the Charlotte region, according to state records.
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The new public pay toilet in Madison Square Park uses a large amount of water to clean itself, compared to the low-flush and even waterless units now in vogue for environmental reasons.
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By Amanda C. Tinnin, The Telegraph, Alton, Ill.  May 28--GLEN CARBON -- Village residents may be paying more for their water and sewer service. But it's hard to tell how much more that will be.
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By Russell Lissau  rlissau@@dailyherald.com  Four years after the Lake County Forest Preserve District board bought most of a former YMCA campgrounds near Lindenhurst for a jaw- dropping $10 million, the site is opening to the public.
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By The Stamford Advocate, Conn.  Dec. 19--It is undeniable that setbacks occur in efforts to promote a healthy Long Island Sound environment. But experience has shown that the dedication of people and resources can help this vital resource continue to rebound and improve.
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By Kira Millage, The Bellingham Herald, Wash.  Mar. 2--BELLINGHAM -- Time to start yard work. The Clean Green Transfer Facility opens Saturday.
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By LAWRENCE LATANE III  An influx of cash was the sort of green revolution Debbie White needed when the Augusta County Service Authority sought to modernize its sewage-treatment system.
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By Chris Bowman, The Sacramento Bee, Calif.  Jun. 17--To operators of the Sacramento regional sewage treatment works skirting Elk Grove, the rail tanker that lumbers up to the sprawling plant every few days represents a delivery of disinfectant to purify wastewater.   But to the U.S.
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By JULIAN WALKER  The State Water Control Board has another lawsuit on its hands related to a proposed 165-acre mixed-use development in Chesterfield County.