Community activist tries to get gushing hydrant fixed

70°

Local

Crime

Weather

Politics

Community activist tries to get gushing hydrant fixed

A community activist is trying to get a Randall Avenue hydrant fixed. The activist called News 12 back on the April 14 because he said that the water had been gushing from the hydrant for weeks.

News 12 Staff

•

Apr 22, 2015, 6:22 PM

•

Updated

Woman, baby die after boat capsizes near Statue of Liberty; operator facing charges

00:37

HEAT ALERT: Storms and steamy heat today, relief is on the way

Powerball Jackpot climbs to $905 million ahead of Monday drawing

01:52

Orange County homicide suspect taken into custody after multi-day manhunt

00:36

Deaf community advocates raise concerns about virtual interpreters in healthcare

02:41

521madeinthehudsonvalley_2024-05-21-07-11-43

Made in the Hudson Valley: Jaymark Jewelers continues family legacy, four decades in the making

01:50

RTREGWCHVOssiningFireFoloLDValle6pm_2026-08-08-18-10-37

Lightning strike sparks fire at Parth Knolls apartment complex in Ossining

00:52

'Jacob’s name will not be forgotten': Family of slain Bronx boy pushes for change

00:20

Newburgh man gets 9-year prison sentence for role in gun, drug trafficking operation

00:19

Daughter identifies Greenville homicide victim, says family feared tragedy involving son

Millions of Americans with high blood pressure may be missing recommended treatment, study suggests

Columbia report questions how Amazon, Walmart AI shopping tools handle 'Made in USA' claims

01:34

Yonkers SNUG groups rally against gun violence after deadly shooting

info

Newsletter

Send Photos/Videos

Contact

About Us

News Team

News 12 New York

Twitter

Facebook

Instagram

more resources

Optimum Corporate

Optimum Service

Advertise on News 12

Careers

Content Removal Policy

Ad Choices

Privacy Manager

News12 New York

N12 Originals

Numbers & Links

Local

Crime

Weather

Politics

70°

Local

Crime

Weather

Politics

Community activist tries to get gushing hydrant fixed

A community activist is trying to get a Randall Avenue hydrant fixed. The activist called News 12 back on the April 14 because he said that the water had been gushing from the hydrant for weeks.

Top Stories

Woman, baby die after boat capsizes near Statue of Liberty; operator facing charges

HEAT ALERT: Storms and steamy heat today, relief is on the way

Powerball Jackpot climbs to $905 million ahead of Monday drawing

Orange County homicide suspect taken into custody after multi-day manhunt

Deaf community advocates raise concerns about virtual interpreters in healthcare

Made in the Hudson Valley: Jaymark Jewelers continues family legacy, four decades in the making

Lightning strike sparks fire at Parth Knolls apartment complex in Ossining

'Jacob’s name will not be forgotten': Family of slain Bronx boy pushes for change

Newburgh man gets 9-year prison sentence for role in gun, drug trafficking operation

3 arrested in Mount Vernon traffic stop after K-9 alerts to narcotics

New Windsor man arrested after alleged domestic violence attack

50 people become US citizens at Rockland County ceremony

Mosquitoes with West Nile virus discovered in Rye

What's next in quantum computing: A look inside IBM's Yorktown Heights facility

Extreme heat and humidity returns to the tri-state area

Daughter identifies Greenville homicide victim, says family feared tragedy involving son

Millions of Americans with high blood pressure may be missing recommended treatment, study suggests

Columbia report questions how Amazon, Walmart AI shopping tools handle 'Made in USA' claims

Yonkers SNUG groups rally against gun violence after deadly shooting