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Bellmore Avenue in Bellmore reopened after early morning water main break

Workers address a water main break on Bellmore Avenue in...

Workers address a water main break on Bellmore Avenue in Bellmore on Monday morning. Credit: Bruce Cotler

By Nicholas Grassonicholas.grasso@newsday.com

Bellmore Avenue near Sunrise Highway in Bellmore has reopened after a water main break forced the street to close at around 3:45 a.m. Monday, Nassau County police said.

The break disrupted service for around 50 customers in the Bellmore Avenue area, said Pam Bellings, a spokeswoman for Liberty New York Water. Bellings confirmed that as of around 3:45 p.m. Monday, utility service had been restored for all impacted customers and the damaged roadway was temporarily patched. Details regarding additional repairs were not immediately known Monday afternoon.

Nicholas Grasso covers breaking news for Newsday. A Long Island native, he previously worked at several community newspapers and lifestyle magazines based on the East End.

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