East Texas Review Dear Editor: I sincerely hope the Legislature will enact SB 1327. This bill deals with toll road construction projects and public utilities, which operate in the right-of-way. Currently, any cost of moving public utilities is shared between the utility (and thus its customers) and the toll road project. If SB 1327 is …
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May 15
Water utilities customers warned to beware of scam
The City of Longview is issuing warnings to water utilities customers of a fraudulent scheme that has already targeted some locals. Scam artists tell their victims the president and federal government will provide them with credit or literally pay their water bills. The hucksters then give their unwitting customers a phony bank routing number so they can …
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Apr 24
Get water smart
Ag Commissioner promotes water conservation Says historical drought, growing population call attention to critical need for water conservation Citing the devastating results of water shortages, Agriculture Commissioner Todd Staples, along with a group of state and local leaders and a partnership of private businesses today announced the Texas Water Smart conservation campaign. The result …
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Apr 04
City Offices Closed for Easter
City of Longview offices will be closed Friday, April 6 in observance of Good Friday. All City offices will resume regular business hours Monday, April 9. Garbage collection will remain on regular schedule. The Compost Site will be closed Friday, April 6, but will be open Saturday, April 7. The Longview Public Library and the …
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Apr 03
Are you BalanceD? The importance of water
Are you BalanceD? By Caty Millburg- Nutrition Expert How much pure water do you get a day? Chances are it is not enough to keep your body at full functionality. In fact, water makes up for more than half of the body’s weight. Body water acts in many areas of the body including lubricating …
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Mar 15
Water restrictions mandatory
The City of Tyler is reminding citizens that the mandatory water restrictions implemented in December are still in effect. Lake Tyler is currently 4.58 feet below spillway levels and Lake Palestine is 2.54 feet low. Step Two drought measures call for mandatory water conservation measures to prohibit water waste. Water waste is defined as washing …
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Mar 15
Is the earth bursting at the seams, or is there plenty of room for more?
By James J. Jackson The United Nations warns us that the world’s population is about to surpass 7 Billion people. Many fear this is the result of ‘population explosion’, described as a condition where an organism’s numbers exceed the carrying capacity of its habitat..”. Experts opine that, “Humans are 10,000 more common than they should …
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Feb 28
Soaking the customer
Private companies are aggressively trying to expand their share of the water service market, and too often we’re getting a raw deal. By Wenonah Hauter Ruby Williams, a 78-year-old Aqua Pennsylvania customer, got stuck with a $40,000 water bill because of a serious leak in the pipes under her home in Bristol Township, Pennsylvania. After her …
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