A groundbreaking ceremony was held Thursday for a $12 million project that will connect theThe project is part of a revitalization initiative that landed a $10 million grant from New York state back in 2018."It's going to be the benefit of everybody.
Some people don't realize the significance of having a sewer district here, and what happens is we can only develop our downtowns so much without sewers, without the proper infrastructure. This is going to be a catalyst that's really going to lift up Central Islip and allow us to develop this downtown," Assemblyman Phil Ramos said.