GREECE, N.Y. – This week, a sinkhole appeared on Denise Road near Ripplewood Drive in Greece. Officials said the sinkhole was caused by a broken stormwater pipe.
Crews were working to replace the pipe, which carries Veness Creek under the road. Denise Road will remain blocked off until repairs are complete.
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