Optimum News 12 Newsday.com MSG Varsity Explore LI AM New York Optimum Autos Optimum Homes

Traffic alerts4
- 21 m ago In Melville road construction. two lanes closed on Old East Neck Rd/Wellwood Ave/Pinelawn Rd(CR 3) NB over I 495/Long Island Expy/Service Rd
  
  In Melville road construction. two lanes closed on Old East Neck Rd/Wellwood Ave/Pinelawn Rd(CR 3) NB over I 495/Long Island Expy/Service Rd
- 21 m ago dc
  
  In Lake Ronkonkoma closed due to road construction on Ronkonkoma Ave NB over I 495/Long Island Expy/Express Dr
- 30 m ago In Manorville accident. shoulder blocked on The L.I.E./I-495 WB between X70/Cnty Rt-111 and X69/Wading River Rd in Suffolk Cnty
  
  In Manorville accident. shoulder blocked on The L.I.E./I-495 WB between X70/Cnty Rt-111 and X69/Wading River Rd in Suffolk Cnty
- 48 m ago Glen Cove Road is open between Jericho Turnpike and Hillside Avenue with gas leak cleared
  
  In Old Westbury incident cleared on Glen Cove Ave/Glen Cove Rd/Guinea Woods Rd SB between Hwy 25b/Hillside Ave and Hwy 25/Jericho Tpke in Westbury. Slow traffic from Northern State Pkwy (Old Westbury) in Carle Place
view traffic »
Islip, NY 88°
Current conditions
88° Hi 95° Lo 77° Clear
Radar
Humidity: 49% Wind: NNW 12 mph
Barometer: 30.16 Hg

Full forecast Hour-by-hour Local map
Register Log in
Hi

Long Island
Sports
Entertainment
News
Lifestyle
Business
Health
Opinion
Jobs
Cars
Real Estate
More
Special sections Buy & Sell Place an ad Legal Notices Yellow Pages Contest

LI Life Nassau Suffolk Towns Commuting Crime Politics Obits Databases Education Programs

Find us on Facebook Follow Us on Twitter

Suffolk Newsday > Long Island

Email Print A a

Suffolk sets mosquito spraying for Tuesday

Originally published: July 8, 2013 1:51 PM
Updated: July 8, 2013 9:42 PM
By PATRICIA KITCHEN patricia.kitchen@newsday.com

Web links

Small and medium-size businesses are concerned about the

Search LI's top docs

Ground spraying to control adult mosquito populations on parts of Fire Island, as well as in Beach Hampton and Napeague, is scheduled for Tuesday, Suffolk County health officials said.

The pesticide applications are designed to limit the development of mosquitoes, which through bites can spread the West Nile virus.

The Suffolk County Department of Health Services said ground spraying...

Content Preview This content is exclusive for Newsday digital access and 7-day home delivery subscribers and Optimum Online customers.

Already
registered?
Log in

Already a
subscriber/customer?
Register

Get a 4-week trial for $1
Subscribe

advertisement | advertise on newsday

Related Stories

Vote

Are you concerned about West Nile virus?

Show results View All Polls

Most popular

Stories
Photos

Cops: Elderly couple in murder-suicide 7/15/13
Police: Child rescued from pool 7:42 AM
Mangano staffers support Green Party opponent 7/15/13
Ex-police commander gets 60 days in jail 7/15/13
BOCES exec and top school advocate steps down 7/15/13

advertisement | advertise on newsday

Top Jobs

View all top jobs Post your resume