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Seaford Harbor Civic Association To Discuss Sandy Cleanup at Meeting Tuesday Night

Civic group will hold meeting Tuesday night at Seaford Public Library.

The Seaford Harbor Civic Association is holding a public meeting Tuesday night.

The civic group’s meeting is scheduled for 7 p.m. at the Seaford Public Library. The meeting was originally going to center on the upcoming vote for a condominium proposal at the former Seaford Avenue School but will now also include discussions on how community has been impacted by Superstorm Sandy.

The Seaford Harbor Civic Association was resurrected after a lengthy absence this past spring due to concerns about Nassau County Executive Edward Mangano's sewage privatization proposal and how it would impact conditions at the nearby Cedar Creek Water Pollution Control Plant. 

 

 

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