SEE PHOTOS: The rockets red glare, and introducing Long Island's tallest ship of more than 100ft to the community is these ...
People should "avoid contact" with the waters from Port Jefferson Harbor until Wednesday morning due to a recent discharge of partially treated sewage, Suffolk County health officials said Monday.
Shellfish harvesting in and around Port Jefferson Harbor remains suspended due to Monday’s discharge of partially-treated sewage into the waters, but health officials are lifting their ban on ...
And check out Free Concert Celebrating 250 Years of American Freedom on the Port Jefferson Patch calendar ...
New York state and Suffolk County health officials are warning Long Islanders to avoid contact with the water from the Port Jefferson Harbor following a sewage spill Monday morning. According to ...
People take the ferry from Bridgeport to Port Jefferson. U.S. Rep. Nick LaLota (R-NY) announced $1.5 million in federal funding for the Town of Brookhaven for improvement projects at Port Jefferson ...
The scene of the triple water rescue from the capsized canoe off Long Island. — Suffolk County Police Suffolk County Police Marine Bureau officers rescued three men after their canoe capsized in Port ...
If you find yourself considering some type of water activity at Port Jefferson Harbor Tuesday -- or even eating shellfish from there -- rethink your plans. The Suffolk County Department of Health ...
A sewage leak that reached the surface waters in Port Jefferson Harbor in Suffolk County has prompted health officials to issue an advisory asking residents and visitors to avoid contact with the ...
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