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Todt Hill »

The Department of Environmental Protection will start a study to add a new storm drain to the road.

Midland Beach »

The city will look to add seepage basins and sewers and raise the road to stop the flooding.

Midland Beach »

Councilman Matteo wrote a letter to the city to work on a fix for the flooding on Grimsby Avenue.

Tottenville »

The city will give free rain barrels to up to 200 homeowners on Saturday.

East Elmhurst »

The sewer junction points will stop flow of wastewater into nearby bays, officials said. 

Washington Heights »

Residents reported the discolored water coming from the sinks and toilets.

Gowanus »

Sponge Park at Second Street will soak up stormwater and break down toxins.

Jackson Heights »

Preliminary DOT plans for Diversity Plaza will be unveiled on May 9.

Upper West Side »

A water main broke around 7 p.m on Tuesday near 96th street and Central Park West, officials said. 

Lincoln Square »

The water and steam systems were shut down in several Lincoln Center facilities this morning.

Westerleigh »

Angry residents at a community board meeting spoke about their health fears.

Forest Hills »

The precinct received 10 complaints about the noise throught the summer.

Forest Hills »

Producers have been testing the sound blankets based on noise complaints.

Lindenwood »

The April 30 storm dumped five inches of rain, and a nearby sewer plant malfunctioned.