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The 250 members of the Valley Stream Fire Department will soon get cancer coverage under New York State’s Volunteer Firefighter Enhanced Cancer Disability Law.
Valley Stream firefighters to get cancer coverage
All 250 of Valley Stream’s firefighters will be eligible for cancer coverage when New York States Volunteer Firefighter Enhanced Cancer Disability Law goes into effect on Jan. 1. more
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Members of fire departments across the county, including Glen Cove’s, can take advantage of the Staffing for Adequate Fire and Emergency Response tuition assistance program.
Tuition aid restored for fire volunteers, EMS workers in Nassau County
Nassau County’s 19 legislators voted unanimously on Nov. 19 to allocate funding to make up for a lost Federal Emergency Management Agency grant that provides college scholarships for volunteer … more
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Volunteers keep the food assembly line humming.
'Fill-the-Bag' effort in RVC feeds families
Hundreds of vehicles lined up on Lakeview Avenue and around the block onto Langdon Street to pick up food donations at the annual Fill-the-Bag event in Rockville Centre from Monday, Nov. 19 to Wednesday, Nov. 21. more
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Reptiles, mammals and birds in Oceanside
Volunteers for Wildlife will be at the Oceanside Library on Tuesday, Nov. 6 from 2 to 3 p.m. more
Freeport Mayor Robert Kennedy saluted the Freeport Fire Department during its 125th anniversary parade on Aug. 11.
125 years of fire service
over the Nautical Mile, Freeport Fire Department Executive Director Ray Maguire said he was optimistic that the showers would hold off — and they did. By 6 p.m. on Aug. 11, firefighters, … more
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Rosie, a one-eyed Eastern Box Turtle, was found in the Connetquot River New York State Park Preserve in 2005. She became a permanent resident at Volunteers for Wildlife because her vision impairment made her vulnerable to predators in the wild.
Volunteers for Wildlife come out of their shell at Sea Cliff Farmers Market
Jasper the Diamondback Terrapin stood proudly in his tank with his head held high. The reptile was greeted by visitors of all ages, who admired the stunning pattern on his shell. Jasper, who appeared … more
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Freeport firefighter Joseph Primavera with his son Joey in the late 1980s. Primavera is celebrating five decades with the Fire Department.
Freeporter still active after five decades of firefighting
The past 50 years have been some of the best of Joseph Primavera’s life, which he attributes in no smhonorary chiefall measure to the Freeport Fire Department’s The Wide Awake Engine Company No. … more
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The 2018 White Caps recipients: Charlie Weinstein, Estelle Moore and Mimi Leipzig.
Sea Cliff's White Caps a ‘crest’ above all the rest
From atop the village’s scenic beach pavilion, rolling waves seem to give movement and energy to the shore along Sea Cliff Beach. Some waves, however, crest above the rest as they break onto … more
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Volunteers at Jones Beach Park rolled out beach access mats, which are used to help disabled beachgoers get closer to the shoreline, as a part of I Love My Park Day.
Long Islanders show love to Wantagh parks
On May 5, about 200 Long Islanders helped beautify and prepare Jones Beach and the Twin Lakes Preserve for the summer season as part of the seventh annual I Love My Park Day more
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Freeport firefighters Anthony Basile, left, and Edward Martin joined Hose Co. No. 2 in 1968.
Two firefighters honored for 50 years of service
They’re not the ones running into burning buildings anymore. Those days are over. They are, however, the ones sounding the siren and driving volunteer firefighters to those burning buildings and … more
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