Theatre Three in Port Jefferson sustains flooding from Ida
The facilities manager said their AC unit was flooded and the shop was ruined.
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Sep 2, 2021, 12:06 PM
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Updated 1,398 days ago
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726ds agoThunderbolt 12 was out and
about tracking the damage from Ida.
News 12 Long Island’s
Caroline Flynn was at Theatre Three in Port Jefferson.
The facilities manager said
their AC unit was flooded and the shop was ruined.
The theatre says they have
never seen so much water come into the theatre as they have last night.
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