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Update: Massive Blaze Breaks Out At LI Medical Office Building With 37 Departments Responding Update: Massive Blaze Breaks Out At LI Medical Office Building With 37 Departments Responding
Update: Massive Blaze Breaks Out At LI Medical Office Building With 37 Departments Responding This story has been updated. Thirty-seven fire departments rushed to the scene of a massive blaze that tore through a medical office building on Long Island Saturday evening, Feb. 4. Firefighters in Roslyn were called just before 6 p.m. with reports of a fire at a three-story commercial office building located on the northeast corner of Northern and Port Washington boulevards, according to police radio traffic. Arriving crews reported heavy fire conditions inside the brick-facade building, and within 30 minutes the blaze had grown to three-alarm status. Ladder 574 is currently assist…

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by Michael Mashburn
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Occupants Escape From Burning Laurel Hollow Home, Police Say Occupants Escape From Burning Laurel Hollow Home, Police Say
Occupants Escape From Burning Laurel Hollow Home, Police Say The three occupants of a Long Island home were able to escape without injuries when a fire broke out. Emergency responders raced to the scene  in Laurel Hollow on The Laneat about 1:30 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 25, the Nassau County Police Department said. When the responders arrived, the home was engulfed in flames. Sea Cliff, Roslyn, and Glenwood fire departments, along with others, dispatched more than 150 members to extinguish the blaze, according to the report. Two firemen were treated for minor injuries and refused further medical treatment, said authorities. Investigators determi…

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by Nicole Valinote
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24-Year-Old Hospitalized After Fire Breaks Out At Long Island Gas Station 24-Year-Old Hospitalized After Fire Breaks Out At Long Island Gas Station
24-Year-Old Hospitalized After Fire Breaks Out At Long Island Gas Station A gasoline fire that erupted from the underground tanks of a Long Island gas station took firefighters an hour and a half to extinguish, and a 24-year-old male burn victim was airlifted from the scene to a local hospital.  The incident took place at approximately 5:40 p.m. on Sunday, Aug. 30 in Nassau County at the Pride Gas Station at 311 Glen Cove Ave. in Sea Cliff, according to the Sea Cliff Fire Department "When you go to the gas pumps, they have underground tanks that feed the pumps," said Sea Cliff Fire Department Chief Will Koopman.  "I don't know what was going on, bu…

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by Christina Coulter