10 Nassau beaches reopen after closure for high bacteria levels
Located along Bayville Avenue, Soundside Beach Park in Bayville features a small stretch of beach on the Long Island Sound, a volleyball court, and playground. The park is only open to Bayville residents. (July 10, 2013) Credit: Tara Conry
Ten beaches that had been closed due to high bacteria levels were reopened Sunday, according to the Nassau County Department of Health.
The beaches -- Centre Island Sound, Creek Club, Lattingtown Beach, Laurel Hollow Beach, Piping Rock Beach Club, Pryibil Beach, Ransom Beach, Theodore Roosevelt Beach, Soundside Beach and Stehli Beach -- had been ordered closed after heavy rains sent storm runoff into the waters, causing bacterial levels to rise.
On Sunday, the beaches were open again, according to the county's recorded beach-closure hotline. The Biltmore Beach Club in Massapequa remained closed due to continued elevated bacterial readings.
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