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Probie training
Ex-Chief Nicholas Luparella/photos by Ex-Chief Steve Beal and Ex-Chief Brooks, June 28
Riverhead FD probie training tonight on Heavy Rescue at our training center on Northville Tpke.... (Full Story & Photos)
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Riverhead firefighters make quick stop of basement fire on Middle Road
Ex-Chief Nicholas Luparella/Denise Civiletti Riverhead Local/photos Pete Blasl, June 06
Riverhead firefighters made a quick stop of a fire in a Middle Road home this afternoon.
The fire started in the basement of the home at 425 Middle Road, east of Ostrander Avenue. It was reported at about 12:20 p.m. and brought under control within about 20 minutes.
There were two occupants in the dwelling at the time of the incident. Both evacuated the house without injury, Riverhead Third Assistant ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Structure fire
Ex-Chief Nicholas Luparella/Denise Civiletti Riverhead Local/photos Thomas Lambui, March 04
A fast-moving fire destroyed a home in the Lakewood mobile home park on River Road in Calverton this afternoon.
The elderly female resident had evacuated the home prior to the Riverhead Fire Department’s arrival and was uninjured, Riverhead Fire Chief Kevin Brooks said.
The Riverhead Town fire marshal is investigating the cause of the blaze.
“When I got there the fire had already gone through the ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Commercial structure fire
Ex-Chief Nicholas Luparella/Denise Civiletti Riverhead Local/photos Pete Blasl, January 25
A fire at the Exxon gas station on Edwards Avenue in Calverton drew multiple fire departments to safely put it out Thursday afternoon.
The fire, which caused clouds of dark smoke to billow from the gas station’s mini-mart, apparently started in the food preparation area of the gas station’s Subway shortly before 4 p.m., according to an employee.
“I heard a ‘pop’, turned around and saw flames,” the ... (Full Story & Photos)
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