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| Keywords: small business big heart amsterdam n.y. ny new york ghost town ghosttown dead city upstate real-estate realestate abandoned toxic waste hazardous rape sex offender offenders criminal mohawk valley mall 12010 blacks african american capitol region capital albany troy schenectady cruelty abuse buddhist monks restaurant religion religious intolerance intolerant discrimination people urban decay heroin drugs narcotics dog dogs robbery elderly disabled nursing care economic development renewal industrial agency outdoor NewsChannel 13 AMSTERDAM - It's been nearly three weeks and untreated sewage is apparently still flowing into the Mohawk River in Amsterdam. A DEC alert, sent out Friday morning indicates that the flow has slowed a bit. For two weeks, it was going at 50 gallons a minute. Friday's alert says it's now flowing at a rate of 25 gallons a minute. Doing the math, based on the city's data, it appears nearly one and a half million gallons of untreated sewage has spilled into the Mohawk by way of the Chuctununda Creek since July 25. NewsChannel 13 has been reaching out to Amsterdam’s engineer and mayor all week but no one has called them back. NewsChannel 13 AMSTERDAM - It's been nearly three weeks and untreated sewage is apparently still flowing into the Mohawk River in Amsterdam. A DEC alert, sent out Friday morning indicates that the flow has slowed a bit. For two weeks, it was going at 50 gallons a minute. Friday's alert says it's now flowing at a rate of 25 gallons a minute. Doing the math, based on the city's data, it appears nearly one and a half million gallons of untreated sewage has spilled into the Mohawk by way of the Chuctununda Creek since July 25. NewsChannel 13 has been reaching out to Amsterdam’s engineer and mayor all week but no one has called them back. | ||||
