Sentences with phrase «for a town resident owning»

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The state's inaction for more than a year caused more people to be exposed to PFOA, said Michael Hickey, a town resident who used his own money to discover the PFOA levels in the town's water.

As our own U.S. Representative, John Faso, refuses to attend public town halls to explain his vote for the American Health Care Act, Rep. Sean Patrick Maloney from neighboring NY20 stepped in to answer questions from local residents concerned about how AHCA would adversely affect their access to quality health care.

In an e-mail read at a town board meeting last month, UCSPCA Executive Director Adam Saunders suggested asking residents in the affected areas how they felt the TNR program had worked, adding that his own informal survey in the community had deemed the effort a success, save for a heavy concentration of feral cats at a Warren Street residence.

But as he starts his own investigation, the residents of his quaint little town all seem to be hiding something — and the search for the truth is more dangerous than he could have imagined.

Heming owns the premiere real estate agency in his small English town, which provides him a steady flow of money — and keys to most of its residents» houses, which he uses to indulge his penchant for snooping.

Consumers looking for resident - friendly insurance quotes out in this Long Island town will need to look at how traditional Levittown has become a somewhat different place, as well as how their own life changes have made a difference in finding the best insurance premiums for the upcoming years.

When the anthropomorphic, cartoonish residents mistake you for mayor, you find yourself in charge of managing the town as well as your own home.

«A lot of current apartment residents around the country had a preference for living in proximity to a variety of land uses, including restaurants and retail, which would lend itself to a town center style development,» says Caitlin Walter, director of research for the National Multifamily Housing Council (NMHC), which conducted its own «2015 Resident Preferences Survey» with Kingsley Associates.