Village: All stores at Gateway Shopping Center in Port Chester closed again due to water main break
Village officials say it’s because they are still working on repairs after several stores lost water and plumbing.
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Apr 17, 2025, 4:31 PM
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7ds agoAll stores at the Gateway Shopping Center in Port Chester remained closed Thursday due to a water main break.
Fire officials say it started Wednesday in front of the Kohl’s on Boston Post Road.
Management is hopeful that retail businesses will reopen ahead of the holiday weekend.
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