By Mark Seratoff 7/29/11 Imagine going into a store in the morning and buying a loaf of bread for $2. You’re having a party in the afternoon and you need more bread. You run down to the same store and find the price has changed to $10. This has happened [...]
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE VILLAGE OF PORT JEFFERSON RECEIVES DONATION FROM MORRISON FOUNDATION  Contact: Mayor’s Office: 631-473-4724 Port Jefferson, NY (July 29, 2011) At a recent Village Board of Trustees meeting, Mrs. Mary Morrison and daughter, Crystal, of the Morrison Foundation presented a donation of $10,000.00 to the Port Jefferson [...]
Thomas Bjurlof, a resident of Port Jefferson and energy consultant, sounds off on why it just makes sense to re-port Port the Port Jefferson power plant.
This guide to plants, trees and shrubs that are native to the Port Jefferson area will help you use less or no additional fertilizers, pesticides, or irrigation. This will minimize the transport of nutrients and pesticides into the groundwater and improves the health of our nearby harbors and estuaries
Originally Published: May 1st, 2011, Long Island Business News By Claude Solnik The Long Island Power Authority has received proposals for 45 projects that would provide up to 2,500 megawatts of power from firms ranging from Long Island to California. The authority said 16 entities submitted proposals for one or [...]
The Long Island Power Authority’s pending decisions on awarding long-term energy-supply contracts have the potential to impact our regional economy, not to mention our quality of life, for years to come. I join many Long Islanders who support repowering - essentially building new power plants on the sites of old ones - to create clean, safe, efficient and reliable power for the future.
The EPA has provided an update on their progress at the Groundwater Treatment Facility on the Caroline Avenue Lawrence Aviation Industries Superfund site. EPA Constructs Groundwater Treatment Facility on Caroline Avenue
This year has not been a typical year. Every news publication and television broadcast talks about the budget constraints, layoffs and the distressed economy. This is a national, state and very much a local issue.
The Incorporated Village of Port Jefferson is proud to announce the launch of their new website dedicated to informing residents and visitors on community news and events and official Village affairs.
Port Jefferson Village Mayor, Margot Garant announced that the Village Board of Assessment has reduced the 2011/2012 tax assessment of the Port Jefferson power plant by only 10%.
