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Hope for the Warriors - Orient Point to Ground Zero Run MAY 26 - On the morning of Saturday, May 26, Hope for the Warriors staged a relay run from Orient Point to Ground Zero. Starting earlier in the morning, runners passed through Southold at approximately 1100 hours on Route 48 where they were honored by the American Flag hoisted jointly by members of the Southold and Mattituck Fire Departments. Proceeding westerly along Route 48 and Route 25, participants ... (Full Story & Photos)

Extrication Drill at Station Two MAY 07 - On Sunday, May 6th, under the watchful eye of Chief Byrnes, several members of the Southold Fire Department attacked two vehicles which had been parked at Station Two awaiting their turn to be cut apart. Thanks to the efforts of VanGorden, Standish and Hanold on the previous afternoon, the white van had been turned on its side and wedged against the black coupe creating a very realistic accident ... (Full Story & Photos)

Car vs. Pole (Big Pole) APRIL 17 - On the morning of April 17th, SFD was dispatched to a Signal 16/24 MVA on Route 48 in the vicinity of Tuckers Lane. Responding units found a single car headed West that had come in contact with one of LIPA's largest poles and had broken same in two spots leaving a major portion of the pole hanging from the high tension transmission lines. The male driver and sole occupant of the car had self-extricated ... (Full Story & Photos)

Southold Town Blood Drive At the Firehouse MARCH 28 - We Need Blood! The Southold Fire Department is Hosting a Blood drive Wednesday March 28th from 2:30-8:00pm. So please come down and help save a life. Did you know: -Every two seconds someone in the U.S. needs blood. -More than 38,000 blood donations are needed every day. -A total of 30 million blood components are transfused each year in the U.S. (2006). -The average red blood cell transfusion ... (Full Story & Photos)

MVA in front of St. Patrick's Church on Route 25. MARCH 25 - A two vehicle MVA on Main Road took place this afternoon. The wet road conditions and driver error was the cause of the accident. One driver pulled out of St. Patrick's Church making a left turn and was struck by the second vehicle heading West on Main Road. Both drivers where transported to the ELIH for evaluation. ... (Full Story & Photos)

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