Suffolk County Water Authority has secured a $1.68 million grant to bring public water to 60 Mattituck homes in a neighborhood where testing revealed widespread contamination of private wells by toxic “forever chemicals.” The award, announced Monday, covers 70% of the estimated $2.4 million Reeve Avenue water-main extension. The New York State Environmental Facilities Corporation...
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