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2004
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Spring 2004

Message From The President	By Steve Freeman
Celebrating What You Do	By Pat Scalera
In Memory of a Special Man	By Pat Scalera
So You Want to be Heard, Huh? Then Shut Up and Listen	By Steve Grimm
Creative Funding - 101	By Rich Winters
Regional Source Water Protection: Utilizing an Interagency Approach	By Josh Bossard
WHY am I doing this?	By Mike Dill
Winter Is Behind Us, BUT…………..	By Douglas R. Smorol
“In-House” Talent: Town of Scio Water Supply”	By Dan Tousley
Back Yard Burning: It’s Not Like It Used To Be	By Bob Messinger
A Reminder Regarding your Vulnerability Assessments and Emergency Response Plans	By John Hartz
New York's Ground Water Regions	By Steve Winkley
FY04 - RURAL DEVELOPMENT APPROPRIATIONS	By Dave Miller
An Update to New York's DrinkingWater State Revolving Fund Program	By Charles J. Amento

Summer 2004

Message From The President	By Steve Freeman
It Just Keeps Getting Better	By Pat Scalera
NYRWA's Founders Scholarship Recipients for 2004	By Pat Scalera
SUPPORT ON THE HILL	By Pat Scalera
Pride in Ownership	By Steve Grimm
Village of Saugerties Chosen as New York Rural Water Associations System of the Year	By Rich Winters
The Summertime THM Blues	By John Hartz
Source Water Protection Funding Environmental Quality Incentives Program	By Josh Bossard
Pieces of Pie	By Mike Dill
Networking for Small Systems: Get to know your neighbors	By Douglas R. Smorol
Count your blessings & ASSETS!	By Dan Tousley
Status of the Agrichemical Disposal Initiative	By Bob Messinger
How Far Should Wellhead Protection Extend?	By Steve Winkley
The Appalachian Plateau Groundwater Region	By Steve Winkley
“USDA Training and Technical Assistance Grants: Public Management and Finance Program (PMFP)”	By Dave Miller
Lead in Drinking Water	By Charles J. Amento

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Fall 2004

IT AIN’T A PERSONALITY CONTEST	By Steve Grimm
Distribution System Flushing	By Rich Winters
Microsoft Access	By Tim Shudt
Examples of Source Water Protection Public Education: The Village of Attica Doing It’s Part	By Josh Bossard
The Elephant Theory	By Mike Dill
Remote Operated Vehicle (ROV) makes Water Tank Inspection a breeze	By Douglas R. Smorol
American Slow Sand Association: Farewell, and Thank You!	By Dan Tousley
Agricultural Pesticide Collection In Madison Co.	By Bob Messinger
The Hudson Valley Ground Water Region	By Steve Winkley
“Evaluation of Other Commercial Credit For Water and Waste Projects”	By Dave Miller
THE QUEST FOR WATER: A History of Carthage Water Systems	By Laura M. Prievo
Byproduct Blues – Part II	By John Hartz

Aquafacts
Winter 2004

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Message From The President	By Steve Freeman
Specialized Training On Wastewater For Local Representatives	By Pat Scalera
Of Piercing and Change	By Steve Grimm
Creative Funding 101...Continued	By Rich Winters
Barley Straw for Algae Control	By John Hartz
Agriculture: Confined Animal Feeding Operations	By Josh Bossard
First Time . . . Ever	By Mike Dill
Wanted: Low-Tech Answers for High-Tech Problem	By Douglas R. Smorol
“Randolph / East Randolph”	By Dan Tousley
In Defense of Government	By Bob Messinger
Planning for Growth: Ground Water Protection Planning In the Mid-Hudson Valley	By Steve Winkley
New Programs at USDA Rural Development for FY05	By Dave Miller
New York's Participation in the Water Fluoride Reporting System	By Walter F. Meyer & Julie Reuther
The Water Operator: An Unappreciated Profession	By Mary Hutson
THE VILLAGE OF CARTHAGE CONTINUES	By Ernie Prievo