Lynbrook Fire Department assists Malverne

Posted Friday, February 28, 2025 12:08 pm

Lynbrook's First Assistant Fire Chief Clayton Murphy climbs from the burning basement of a home in Malverne on Feb. 21.

Courtesy Brian Grogan

Lynbrook's First Assistant Fire Chief Clayton Murphy climbs from the burning basement of a home in Malverne on Feb. 21, after Lynbrook firefighters were called on a mutual aid to assist Malverne firefighters at the fire scene.

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Lynbrook Fire Department assists Malverne

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