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I inquired with the Corporate Office of AOL which local PATCH sites will survive but received no answer.
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The Huntington Manor Fire Department responded to reports of a house fire on Columbia Street in Huntington Station, Tuesday night, August 13, at about 9:25 p.m.
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This Saturday, August 17th we will be “Turning Back the Clock” at the Dix Hills Park sponsored by Bethpage Federal Credit Union and Haven Pools. The event will run from 10 a.m. – 8 p.m. We will be going back to the original 1960’s prices, 50 cents for admission to the pool or to skate (and to rent […]
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Story & photos by Steve Silverman
The Greenlawn Fire Department responded to reports of a fire with a burn victim on Wells Road in Greenlawn, Monday night, August 12, at about 9:20 p.m.
Upon arrival, firefighters found the detached 20’x40′ garage fully involved, and were advised by the homeowner that there were approximately 100 pounds of nitrous oxide tanks inside. Concerned about […]
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The events will be held Sundays, August 18 and September 15.
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Huntington Republican designee candidates have significantly increased the amount of money that they have on hand heading into the final three months of the 2013 election season.
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County Executive Bellone and FRES Commissioner Joe Williams were joined by fire rescue and emergency personnel to highlight Suffolk County’s new Major Response Emergency Vehicle (MERV). The MERV is designed to provide mass casualty incident response and transport, medical evacuations, on-site triage, firefighter and EMS rehabilitation and medical support for long term emergency incidents.
“This vehicle […]
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The East Northport Fire Department recently recognized the crew members for their actions in assisting with the birth of a happy and healthy baby girl while in transit to Huntington Hospital on May 13.
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Hurricane Sandy forced the Red Cross to cancel more than 370 blood drives in 13 states, resulting in a loss of more than 12,500 pints of blood; a loss that has yet to be fully recouped.
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When you find dozens of individuals involved, most of whom have something to lose financially by a change in administration, it is hard to not consider there is something less than ethical going on.
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