ICYMI: Seaford LIRR Overpass Vandalized With Graffiti Again

SEAFORD, NY — Just weeks after MTA crews removed graffiti from Long Island Rail Road overpasses, more graffiti has appeared. The vandalism appeared overnight beneath the Seamans Neck Road overpass near Brooklyn Avenue in Seaford, Chris Carini, vice president of the Wantagh-Seaford Homeowners Association, told Patch in a phone interview Thursday.

Carini, a town council candidate running on the Republican line, has worked tirelessly over the last year to have the MTA remove graffiti at its stations and overpasses, as well as repair broken elevators and escalators, clean up broken glass, and more. That includes the Seamans Neck overpass, where graffiti removal began in September.

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