Hicksville 'zombie home' demolished by Town of Oyster Bay
A house that some considered an eyesore was torn down in Hicksville on Monday.
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Oct 3, 2022, 8:35 PM
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Updated 938 days ago
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8h agoA house that some considered an eyesore was torn down in Hicksville on Monday.
The "zombie home" on West Cherry Street was demolished by the Town of Oyster Bay following complaints by neighbors.
The town says the home was unsafe, filled with vermin and had squatters living there.
This is the 29th home taken down by the Town of Oyster Bay in what they say is an effort to clean up neighborhoods.
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