Manx Utilities has invested £3 million to upgrade the sewage treatment works in Ballaugh.
The work has been designed to treat waste water in the village to an acceptable industry-standard, said the Isle of Man government.
Chairman Tim Baker said: " I am pleased that the area is now able to treat waste water in a modern and environmentally acceptable way".
The government said the treatment units are safer to operate and include odour control.
No rush to change Steam Packet agreement, says Treasury
The Treasury says there's no pressing need to change how it oversees the Steam Packet company.
Shaun's festive icy dips raise over £1,000
A local man's raised over £1,000 for the Hospice and Isle Listen by doing an icy dip for each day of the advent calendar.
Police welcome fresh graduates
The police have officially welcomed their latest batch of recruits.
manx.net users targeted in new scam
People are being warned not to fall for a new scam targeting manx.net email users.
Deli thanks customers after closure
A deli in the north of the Island has thanked its customers after shutting its doors at the weekend.
Festive northern lights tonight?
The Isle of Man might be in for a celestial lightshow tonight - if the weather allows.
Flood damage could cost £3.7 billion over next century
Flooding on the Isle of Man looks set to cost £3.7 billion in damage over the next century, according to the Department of Infrastructure.
Dolly Parton book charity needs your support!
A children's literacy initiative set up by a world-famous country music star will run on the Island from next year.
