LIRR Port Jefferson service restored after fire
Officials suspended service on the Long Island Rail Road between Stony Brook and Port Jefferson due to a warehouse fire in the area, according to the Metropolitan Transportation Authority. (March 30, 2013) Credit: Chris Sabella
Service has been completely restored on the Long Island Rail Road between Stony Brook and Port Jefferson, after it was suspended due to a warehouse fire in the area, according to the Metropolitan Transportation Authority.
Service on that part of the Port Jefferson line was suspended around 4:30 p.m.
Terryville firefighters responded to the fire at 100 Sheep Pasture Rd. and were still there around 7:45 p.m.
The fire was in a vacant building on the former Lawrence Aviation property, officials said. No other information was available.
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