CSHH Letter to the Glen Cove City Council
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Continue Reading →CSHH has attended the three public hearings scheduled by the Glen Cove Planning Board regarding RXR’s application to amend the Garvies Point planned unit development (PUD) project. CSHH submitted comments regarding the application on October 18 and addressed the Planning Board chairman and members on October 19. The Planning Board scheduled a continuation of the […]
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Continue Reading →Read the annual Water-Quality Report for Hempstead Harbor! You can find the current 2020 report and past reports on the Water-Quality Reports page (found under the Resources tab). Alternatively, you can read the report here.
Continue Reading →Thank you all for attending our Harborside 35 Anniversary event on September 9, 2021! Harborside 35 Event Photos: Jordan Loftus Photos Tab Hauser Photos Harborside 35 Digital Ad Journal: Digital Ad Journal
Continue Reading →PASSED! On November 2, 2021, the Environmental Rights Amendment was approved in NY State with 68.90% of residents voting “yes” to adding the right to clean water, clean air, and a healthful environment to the New York Constitution’s Bill of Rights.
Continue Reading →USGS: Using Microbial Source Tracking To Identify Fecal Contamination Sources in an Embayment in Hempstead Harbor on Long Island, New York
Continue Reading →Thanks to everyone who participated in the Sea Cliff Beach Cleanup this past Saturday! Throughout the event, we had some cleanup volunteers come to the CSHH table and make some ‘garbage art’ with what they picked up on the beach. With the help of CSHH board member, Sebastian Li, we got amazing creations! A special […]
Continue Reading →Hempstead Harbor is so fortunate to have so much of its shoreline devoted to public beaches and parks. Each year, thousands of people rely on these areas for a wide range of recreational activities. As local communities gear up for the summer beach season, many are organizing shoreline cleanups. These cleanups are so important not only […]
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