Like the Village of Lindenhurst Babylon Town has begun massive clean-up efforts in the Venetian Shores area of Lindy South of Montauk Highway - which like everywhere else South of Montauk in Lindenhurst was breached by the record tidal/storm surge and flood waters generated by Hurricane Sandy.
On Thursday, November 1, the clean-up was in full force with large payloaders and trucks taking away debris that was made up of residents' belongings, boats and a lifetime of memories.
Many homes were also severely damaged there, some even being washed away or severely breached by the salt water of the Great South Bay.
Even Harding Avenue Elementary School, where many residents usually park their cars to keep them safe from flooding during storms, was breached for the very first time by the rising flood waters. According to school officials earlier this week, there was some water in the boiler room that was able to be pumped out.
Take a look through the Lindy Lens at the video and photos, which tell the story better than words ever could.
Latest Coverage:
- Hurricane Sandy Long Island
- The Latest on Sandy
- Hurricane Sandy: Long Island Live Blog
- Photo: Gas Lines Long in Lindenhurst
- Suffolk County Fuel Update: Customers Limited to One Tank of Gas
- OLPH Holding Special Mass on Monday for Sandy Victims
- Mayor: FEMA Is Here at Bower School Till Friday
- Limited LIRR Service Friday
- Suffolk Elections Board: The Vote Will Go On
- Lindenhurst Fire Department Holding Clothing/Food Drive Saturday for South of Montauk Residents
- Photos: Sandy Rips Away Older Portion of Lindy Docks
- Babylon Town Supervisor: Sandy Is 'Our Katrina'
- Sandy Severely Damages Town Beaches
- Photos: Devastation South of Shore Road in Lindenhurst
- Babylon Town Garbage Collection Back to Regular Schedule
- Suffolk County Gas Shortage: Where Can You Refuel?
- Bring Your Own Cooler: Sheriff Offers Free Ice
- Suffolk Warns Gougers
- Hurricane Sandy Relief: How You Can Help
- Cuomo: Homeowners Will Not Pay Hurricane Deductibles
- Health Officials Warn Against Dangers of Contaminated Flood Water
- LIST: Several Supermarkets Open in Suffolk County Following Hurricane Sandy
- Suffolk County Says Water is Safe
- Lindenhurst Schools Remain Closed Thursday and Friday
- Officials: Many Homes South of Montauk May Be Uninhabitable
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