Throgs Neck residents getting a new seawall almost 10 years after Sandy
As we approach one decade since Superstorm Sandy, Throgs Neck residents remember just how devastating it was for their waterfront community.
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May 23, 2022, 9:42 PM
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Updated 697 days ago
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309ds agoAs we
approach one decade since Superstorm Sandy, Throgs Neck residents
remember just how devastating it was for their waterfront community.
Construction
is now underway to build a new seawall at the end of Vincent Street. This
structure will replace the previous aging sea barrier that weathered storms
over the years.
News
12’s Carmen Grant spoke with Throgs Neck residents about their storm
experiences and the peace of mind they have about a new seawall.
