The Waterlink is a quarterly email publication published by the Newsletter Committee. Member Profile : Tim Loftus, NEWEA Laboratory Committee In this issue, we have spotlighted Laboratory Practices Committee Member, Tim Loftus. Tim has been a member of NEWEA for more than twenty years and has made a significant contribution to the NEWEA Voluntary Laboratory Analyst […]
Member Profile: Meet Tim Loftus, NEWEA Laboratory Practices Committee Member
Tim Loftus has been a member of NEWEA for more than twenty years and has made a significant contribution to the NEWEA Voluntary Laboratory Analyst Certification Program, as a test question writer. Tim’s full time position has him working as the Operations Manager and Chief Chemist at the Town of Webster’s WWTP. Through this work […]
Winner Announced for 2016 Safety Logo Contest
The NEWEA Safety Committee congratulates Ross Elliott, Woodard & Curran for winning the 2016 Safety Logo Contest. His logo was chosen to help promote safety throughout all of New England by appearing on Safety Committee shirts for the next three years. Ross has been invited to join the Safety Committee for a group luncheon during […]
Submit Your Idea for the 2015 New England Stormy Awards
The New England Stormwater Collaborative is recognizing simple, imaginative and inventive ways that are increasing employee capacity, funding or political support for stormwater management programs. Tell us how your community is improving its ability to deliver stormwater management services and you could win a 2015 Stormy Award! The best ideas submitted will be featured on the […]
Call for Abstracts for International Low Impact Development Conference
NEWEA is proud to co sponsor the International Low Impact Development (LID) conference hosted by ASCE on August 29-31, 2016 at the Holiday Inn By The Bay in Portland, Maine. The conference will highlight the mainstreaming of Green Infrastructure (GI) and LID in municipal programming as well as new and existing work and research in […]
Spotlight: Keynote Speaker George S. Hawkins
George S. Hawkins knows a lot about water. As the CEO of DC Water, he oversees the distribution of fresh drinking water to the more than 600,000 residents, as well as the countless tourists and employees that pass through the nation’s capital. Hawkins is also responsible for coordinating the treatment of wastewater from DC and four counties in […]
Call for Abstracts – 2016 Collection Systems Conference
NEWEA’s Collection Systems Committee will host a one-day specialty conference & exhibit on Tuesday, September 13 at the Holiday Inn in Boxborough, Massachusetts that will benefit collection systems operators, managers, engineers, and members of the regulatory community. CALL FOR ABSTRACTS The committee is currently requesting abstracts covering the topics of planning; design; construction; and rehabilitation of […]
Follow-Up From a Humanitarian Grant Recipient
In 2015, three community organizations were awarded stipends to support their projects as part of the NEWEA Humanitarian Assistance Grant Program. One of the recipients, Clarke School for Hearing and Speech, located in Northampton, Massachusetts, sought $1,000 to improve the curriculum and materials available to teachers to educate their students about the environment. This week, NEWEA […]
Announcing 2016 Sponsorship & Advertising Opportunities
We invite you to join NEWEA’s Sponsorship and Advertising Program. As a Sponsor/Advertiser of NEWEA, your company will receive: Increased corporate visibility and marketing opportunities within a wide audience of water industry professionals; Relationship-building access to key influencers involved in advancing water industry services, technology and policy; Recognition as an environmental […]
Abstracts Wanted for Emerging Laboratory Technologies Conference
Emerging Laboratory Technologies Conference May 3, 2016 Narragansett Bay Commission, Providence, RI The NEWEA Lab Practices Committee is soliciting a Call for Abstracts covering Emerging Laboratory Technologies for the Specialty Conference on May 3, 2016 at the Narragansett Bay Commission in Providence, RI. This conference will focus on instrument technologies and Laboratory Information Management Systems (LIMS) and will also include a […]
