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Lynbrook firefighters battle truck blaze

Posted Wednesday, June 6, 2012 11:48 am

Lynbrook Firefighters put out the truck fire on June3.

Courtesy Steve Grogan/LFD

Courtesy Brandon Sino

Lynbrook firefighters battled a truck blaze at 5:30 a.m. last Sunday in the Long Island Banana Company’s parking lot on Williams Street.

Tally-Ho Engine 3 from nearby Horton Avenue and Engine Company 1 responded. All other fire department units stood by. Firefighters were led by First Assistant Chief Edward Hynes and were are at the scene for just over an hour.The fire was not considered suspicious, and there were no injuries.

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Lynbrook firefighters battle truck blaze

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