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The East Meadow Fire Department, headquartered on East Meadow Avenue, welcomes many college-aged volunteers who take advantage of the federal grant programs New York State Senator Charles Schumer is advocating for.
Schumer pushes for F.D. grants
New York Senator Charles Schumer announced  his push to increase funding for grant programs that would buy Long Island volunteer fire departments modern and essential equipment on Dec. 14. The … more
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At a demonstration last week, volunteer fire fighters showed just how flammable Christmas trees can be.
Holiday fire safety from the RVCFD
When decorating homes with trees, electric lights and candles to create a festive atmosphere, the Rockville Centre Fire Department reminds residents to properly use all holiday items according to … more
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How safe is your fireplace?
When winter winds blow outside, nothing beats the indoor warmth of a fireplace. Wood-burning fireplaces are designed to safely provide comfort, warmth and relaxation. Maintaining your fireplace … more
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Internet safety at Island Park schools
Children have access to all sorts of technology that was unthinkable a generation ago. And with it comes its pitfalls – from cyber bullying to stranger danger. Last month, students at Kings … more
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Third-graders from the Willow Road School were all smiles at Safety Town last month.
A jaunt around a very safe town
Third-graders from the Willow Road School were all smiles at Safety Town in East Meadow on Nov. 12 and 13. more
County Executive Edward Mangano spoke to the media on Monday about increased patrols in the county in the wake of the attacks in Paris, France.
Nassau reacts to Paris attacks
From Nassau County leaders to East Meadow residents, community members have expressed concerns about safety and hopes for global peace in the wake of terrorist attacks in Paris and Beirut last … more
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Congressman Peter King, of Seaford, says it’s time for the U.S. to be more aggressive in the war on terrorism.
Attacks abroad raise alert at home
Following last week’s terrorist attacks in Paris, which left more than 120 people dead and hundreds more injured, U.S. Rep. Peter King says it’s time for the nation to become even more aggressive in its fight against terrorism. more
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Kindergarteners Viandsa Vargas, front, is followed by Hailey Haber as they practice climbing out of a window. They are helped by firemen Wally Schroeder, left, and Bob Gless.
Fire safety event at Brooklyn Avenue School
Students at the Brooklyn Avenue School got some valuable lessons in fire safety on Oct. 14, when they had the opportunity to hear from firefighters, check out a fire truck and get practice escaping a structure through a window. more
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Jetliners like this one, over Grove Avenue in Cedarhurst, have flown low enough to concern village leaders in Cedarhurst and Lawrence.
Sounding off about aircraft noise [Photo gallery]
For more than three years, the Village of Lawrence has been requesting that a monitor that tracks aircraft noise be returned to its location at Village Hall. more
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Students at the Willow Road School learned how to evacuate a school bus in an emergency.
Students practice school bus evacuation
Students at the Willow Road School participated in school bus safety drills this month as part of District 13’s annual emergency training. more
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