In the Town of North Hempstead, landscaping companies are prohibited from using gas-powered leaf blowers from June 15 to Sept. 15.
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Project Independence was created in 2009 as an aging-in-place program for nearly 60,000 residents over 60.
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Click below for the Fall 2020 Leaf Removal Schedule.
A Port Washington woman is raising thousands of butterflies in her house by finding eggs on the back of milkweed leaves.
The workshop will be aired online and on North Hempstead TV.
The New York Times praised the village for its "natural beauty" and "feeling of retreat." See what else the paper of record had to say.
Three Port Washington residents, who were not bird-watchers initially, added native plants to create a bird-friendly habitat in their yard.
'Tis the season to trim the trees and power wash the deck. Find out what other yard work needs to be done.
Whether your project is in the kitchen, basement or any other part of the house, here are the right professionals for the job.
The Monarch butterfly's population has declined by about 90 percent in recent years.
Here's how residents can receive a free smoke alarm installation on Sunday.
The Town is asking homeowners to not use plastic garbage or yard waste bags.
Sure, it's what's inside that counts when it comes to dating. But when it comes to cabinetry, looks really do matter.
This is how to get your house spick and span without lifting a finger — or breaking the bank.
Informative Video Provides Customers with Valuable Content About the Water-Saving Devices
Winter, spring, summer or fall — all you have to do is call. But, really, when should you start your new project?
A few little fix-ups now could save or make you some big bucks down the line.
Port Washington Water District Expands Progressive Water Conservation Campaign to Reduce Water Consumption by 15 Percent
The nest, located on a pole atop power lines, was in danger of catching fire, the Town of North Hempstead says.
FREE film screening and Community Conversation on our local environment
The annual Clean Green Main Street event looks to tidy up Port Washington for the spring season.
​Town Supervisor Judi Bosworth is urging state officials to respond to this "threat to public health."
The snow wasn't what it was hyped up to be, but you can still see which Long Island towns got hit the hardest.
The Town’s highway department is ready to fill potholes at your request.
Remodeling on your mind for 2018? Find out which rooms in your house are "big money" areas and how to cut costs.
Landscaping, remodeling and plumbing. Can you guess the most expensive types of home improvement projects?
Proactive maintenance will provide the community with optimum fire protection.
Starting pay is $15 per hour.
Take the plunge into the chilly waters of North Hempstead Beach Park this winter.
Port Washington Water District urges homeowners and local businesses to make sure they keep areas surrounding fire hydrants clear of snow
The 1.25 mile trail is new and improved.
Residents are encouraged to recycle live trees and unwanted electronics.
A fresh coat of paint is one of the easiest ways to transform a room. Get a crash course in interior painting, plus tips for cutting costs.
Long Island has a water problem. In fact, we have two. Our aquifers and surface waters are being contaminated.
The dock is getting a Hurricane Sandy makeover four years later.
The municipalities were awarded funding to help officials track down potential sources of pollution in our waters.
Solarize North Hempstead looks to help residents and businesses learn the ins and outs of solar energy.
Local residents of all ages are invited to clean up our local beaches.
How to protect yourself, your family and your home in the event of a natural disaster.
How much rain will we get? It could be a lot or a little depending on Hurricane Hermine's track, forecasters say.
If waste is dumped incorrectly, it can spread disease, contaminate shellfish beds and lower oxygen levels in water.
On your marks...get set...kayak!
Welcome to the neighborhood, insect-eating bats.
Paddle board yoga lessons are also available.
Get your pool towels ready!
The 80-foot, three-masted schooner returns to Port Washington this weekend.
Learn about the history of this vessel and its patriotic message on this Memorial Day holiday.