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Lynbrook Fire Chief Chris Kelly, seated, goes over the plans for the Wounded Warrior Concert and Block Party, and the prior Motorcycle Run, on September 24th and Bike Night on September 7, with Ex-Chief Kevin Bien, chairman of Lynbrook FD's wounded warrior committee. All three events benefit Nassau County Firefighters Operation Wounded Warrior. Malverne firefighters are also assisting.
Lynbrook Fire Department hosts Wounded Warrior events
Lynbrook firefighters will host their annual Wounded Warrior Concert and Block Party on Saturday, September 24th at Greis Park. Two other wounded warrior fundraisers are also slated. more
Lynbrook Emergency Medical Company members secured the driver of an overturned vehicle on a stretcher on the front lawn of a house on the corner of Ocean and Merton avenues on June 11.
Lynbrook firefighters respond to overturned car after crash
Lynbrook firefighters responded to the scene of an auto accident and overturn at the corner of Ocean and Merton avenues on June 11 just before 4 p.m.  more
Lynbrook firefighters were honored for saving and carrying a victim from his burning basement apartment. 
Lynbrook firefighters honored for life-saving efforts
Lynbrook firefighters were honored at the Nassau County Legislative Chamber in Mineola on May 7 with valor awards by the Nassau County Fire Commission for their live saving efforts on two occasions in 2021. more
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Lynbrook Truck Company firefighter Dylan Bien rescued a cat from a burning home on April 21. Above, Bien with a member of the Rockville Centre Fire Department.
Lynbrook firefighter saves cat from burning home
Lynbrook firefighters recently took part in a mutual aid call from the Rockville Centre Fire Department for a house fire in the early morning on April 21. more
New Lynbrook Fire Department Chief Chris Kelly, second from left, was sworn into his new position by Deputy Mayor Michael Hawxhurst on April 19 along with First Assistant Chief Danny Ambrosio, Second Assistant Chief Scott Bien and Third Assistant Chief Clayton Murphy.
A change in command for the Lynbrook Fire Department
Christopher Kelly joined the Lynbrook Junior Fire Department when he was 14 and then the Lynbrook Fire Department at 18. On April 19, he took the helm as its chief. more
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Lynbrook Fire Department's Emergency Medical Company recently marked 30 years in operation with a celebration.
Lynbrook Fire Department's Emergency Medical Company celebrates 30 years
Members of the Lynbrook Fire Department’s Emergency Medical Company, also known as MEDCO, celebrated its 30th anniversary with a block party at the firehouse on Vincent Avenue on April 1. more
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Lynbrook couple extinguishes fire at neighbor's apartment
Theresa Erbacher was next door to her apartment at her mother’s on Feb. 17 when she heard a smoke detector alarm sounding off for about 15 minutes. As the alarm persisted, she investigated the sound and discovered that a fire broke out in an apartment on the third floor of the four-story building. more
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Senior members of Lynbrook Engine Company 1 christened the new fire engine with bottles of champagne.
Lynbrook Fire Department christens new truck
Members of Engine Company 1 on Carpenter Avenue introduced their new 2021 Spartan pumper fire truck on Sunday. more
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Nassau County Police Commissioner Patrick Ryder, center, joined with, from left, Lynbrook First Assistant Chief Chris Kelly, Chief John Donald, Second Assistant Chief Dan Ambrosio and Third Assistant Chief Scott Bien at a ceremony to remember six Lynbrook firefighters who died in the line of duty.
Lynbrook firefighters honor the fallen during ceremony
On Oct. 17, volunteers of the Lynbrook Fire Department, including its Ladies Auxiliary and junior firefighters, marched from the Earle Avenue parking lot to the Lynbrook Firefighters Memorial on the corner of Sunrise Highway and Earle Avenue to remember and honor the six firefighters who died in the line of duty. more
The rules exist for all of us
Q. I hired a carpenter to rebuild my garage because it was rotted and leaning. The roof was OK, so we kept it, but all the walls were stripped away and replaced. In the middle of the job . . . more
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