Kevin Vesey

•

Aug 22, 2024, 3:09 PM

•

Updated

More Stories

01:38

Officials say progress being made in plans to fix broken sewer main in Hartsdale

01:55

Proposed Lake Ronkonkoma fireworks show sparks controversy

02:31

Monroe man and his son encounter whales while competing in World's Toughest Row

02:43

Road Trip: Explore protected farmland in Southbury and hike along the banks of the Pomperaug River

02:16

U.S. energy secretary addresses rising gas prices and tri‑state energy challenges in exclusive interview

02:02

How to safely enjoy today's summer-like temperatures on Long Island

Head of the Harbor residents who were left stranded when their dead-end street collapsed might soon have a new roadway to access their homes.

Plans are in the works to build a temporary easement connecting Mill Creek Road with nearby Emmet Drive. The new access point would allow residents to get their vehicles out, and emergency responders to get in.

The temporary roadway would pass through Hubert Poole’s property. Poole has agreed to allow the construction to proceed.

There will be a meeting Thursday morning involving Head of the Harbor village officials, affected residents and representatives from the Town of Smithtown to discuss next steps.