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Elsa damage impacts LIRR service on Oyster Bay branch

Service on the LIRR Oyster Bay branch has been restored after a fallen tree was removed in Roslyn.

News 12 Staff

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Jul 9, 2021, 2:44 PM

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Updated 1,155 days ago

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Service on the LIRR Oyster Bay branch was suspended twice Friday in Elsa's aftermath.
Train service was first impacted by fallen trees in Roslyn. Crews removed two trees and 
Service was also suspended in both directions near Glen Street due to repairs to track damage.
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