In Rockville Centre, is it Long Beach Road or speedway?

Posted Wednesday, October 20, 2010 7:00 pm

Two intersections along North Long Beach Road were the site of car crashes on Sunday afternoon and Monday morning that sent three drivers to the hospital.

On Sunday afternoon, two cars met by accident near the intersection of N. Long Beach Road and Lakeview Avenue. And on Monday morning, a young woman was removed from the car at right after it knocked down a mail box and slammed into an unoccupied building on the corner of Georgia Street in South Hempstead.

There was no word on the condition of any of the drivers.

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