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Camp Fahrenheit 516 prepares Long Island’s next generation of firefighters (opens the original)
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Nearly 50 teenage volunteer firefighters spent the week battling live fires and practicing rescue techniques at the Nassau County Fire Service Academy on Thursday, July 23, gaining firsthand experience through Camp Fahrenheit 516 as they prepare to become Long Island’s next generation of firefighters. The weeklong program has brought together 48 junior firefighters and explorers, ages 14 to 18, from 25 fire departments across Nassau and Suffolk counties. Sponsored by the Firefighters Association
Kevin Fitzgerald’s path to Floral Park mayor (opens the original)
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Long before Kevin Fitzgerald became mayor of Floral Park, he was a new homeowner concerned about a construction project that could transform his neighborhood. Fitzgerald grew up in Brooklyn and moved to Floral Park with his wife in 1999. When an early proposal to add a third track to the Long Island Rail Road threatened nearby homes, he began attending meetings and researching the project. “You’re young, you buy a house, spend a lot of money,” Fitzgerald said. “I was like, ‘Oh my God, this is no
Pro-Fit Gyms expanding with first Nassau County location (opens the original)
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Pro-Fits Gyms will be opening a new location in Massapequa as its third Long Island venue and first in Nassau County. The company leased a 41,226-square-foot, two-story space at 1000 Sunrise Highway in Massapequa, where they expect to open in early September, with a presale for founding members planned for the first week of August. Exact dates have not yet been finalized, but announcements will be made through the gym’s social media channels and website. The new fitness center follows its other
For Mayor Christopher Devane, serving New Hyde Park is personal (opens the original)
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Christopher Devane still remembers his childhood that shaped the way he leads today: summers spent at the New Hyde Park pool, Little League games coached by his father and parents who believed giving back to the community was a responsibility, not a choice. Those lessons stayed with him throughout his life, first as an attorney, then as the Village of New Hyde Park’s justice for 18 years and now as mayor, a role that is personal because he is serving the same neighborhood where he grew up. “My p
Town of Oyster Bay unveils marker honoring Washington spy Robert Townsend (opens the original)
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As America celebrates its 250th anniversary, the Town of Oyster Bay unveiled a historical marker Thursday, July 9, honoring Revolutionary War spy Robert Townsend, recognizing the hometown patriot whose intelligence work helped George Washington achieve American independence. The marker was installed at Fort Hill, Townsend’s final resting place, recognizing both his roles as an undercover spy known as “Culper Jr.” and Oyster Bay’s role in the nation’s founding. Town Supervisor Joseph Saladino joi
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