Town of Oyster Bay knocks down Massapequa zombie house
The town of Oyster Bay removed an eyesore in Massapequa Friday.
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Jun 11, 2022, 2:43 AM
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Updated 893 days ago
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8h agoThe town of Oyster Bay removed an eyesore in Massapequa Friday.
A zombie house stood vacant and rundown for nearly a decade.
The town of Oyster Bay's Quality of Life Task Force took action following health and safety concerns about the property from neighbors.
News 12 is told taxpayers won't have to pay for the cleanup because of a new town code.
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