Long Island news, weather, traffic, LIRR and school updates for Wednesday, April 30, 2014

Welcome to Newsday's LI Now live post for Wednesday, April 30, 2014.

We've wrapped today's live coverage, but you can find a roundup of the day's top local stories including social media updates from Newsday reporters below.

(Mobile readers: Use the link below for social media posts.)

BREAKING

SCHOOL SPEED ZONE CAMERAS APPROVED

The New York State Senate voted today to approve a request from Nassau and Suffolk counties to install school speed zone cameras. Scroll down -- or use the mobile link above -- to see Twitter updates from reporter Yancey Roy about this development.

COMING UP

IVY LEAGUE SELECTION. Kwasi Enin, the Long Island student who was accepted to all eight Ivy League universities, is expected to make his selection today at 3 p.m. Look the update here: nwsdy.li/1iJs3yq

SMITHTOWN. PLANNING -- The Smithtown League of Women Voters is presenting a forum on the future of Smithtown tonight at 6:45 at the Smithtown Branch Library, 1 N. Country Rd. The Smithtown planning director is to discuss the town's comprehensive plan. Go to newsday.com for Lauren R. Harrison's coverage.

TRAFFIC & TRANSIT

There are no accidents to report at this time.

*For more information, check out Newsday's traffic and transit app.

WATER MAIN BREAK ALERT

SOUTHAMPTON.  Water service has been shutdown due to emergency repair of a water main on Turtle Cove Drive. This will affect 18 residences, according to the Suffolk County Water Authority.

THIS WEEKEND

ISLANDWIDE.  LI MARATHON -- Runners from across Long Island and elsewhere will take part in the Long Island Marathon and associated races on Sunday. Follow Deon Hampton's and David Schwartz's Twitter updates @deonjhampton and @schwartznewsNY, and go to newsday.com for full coverage.