Hicksville Residet: 'It's Too Expensive Here To Be Poisoned'

New York State Department of Environmental Conservation Headquarters (credit: dec.ny.gov)New York State Department of Environmental Conservation Headquarters (credit: dec.ny.gov)
HICKSVILLE, N.Y. (CBSNewYork) – The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation has listed 135 potentially polluted sites on Long Island to its state list.
As WCBS 880’s Sophia Hall reported, 20 of those sites are in Hicksville, Long Island.
A resident there said she’s looking to sell her house because she’s concerned about pollution in the soil and in the air.