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Truck Overturns, Dumps Cement On Nassau County Roadway Truck Overturns, Dumps Cement On Nassau County Roadway
Truck Overturns, Dumps Cement On Nassau County Roadway A Long Island roadway has reopened after a cement truck overturned spilling fluids. The single-vehicle crash took place around 11:10 a.m., Monday, March 2, on Sheridan Boulevard, in Inwood, said the Nassau County Police. The crash dumped cement and fluids on the roadway, causing a call to hazmat officials and the Inwood Fire Department who worked to clear the roadway. The roadway reopened around 12:30 p.m., police said. The cause of the crash is under investigation.

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by Kathy Reakes
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One Arrested After Long Beach Hazmat Situation Caused By 'Fully Functioning' Meth Lab One Arrested After Long Beach Hazmat Situation Caused By 'Fully Functioning' Meth Lab
One Arrested After Long Beach Hazmat Situation Caused By 'Fully Functioning' Meth Lab A Long Beach man was arrested after police found a fully-functioning meth lab in a detached garage after responding to a call for a man in distress. John Weinstock, 40, was arrested on Friday, May 10, after police responded to 324 West Beach Street, Long Beach, for a report of an unconscious man in the side yard, said the Long Beach Police Department. Officers found Weinstock unconscious and he was transported to South Nassau Communities Hospital. Rescue personnel at the scene were attempting to determine how he became injured, where he came from and if there were others in need of when th…

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by Kathy Reakes