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Daily Update: Shelter Island treasures treated royally — The Fire Department’s antique vehicles

By Reporter Staff

Two veteran Shelter Island Fire Department members in a 1931 Mack, one of the Department’s perfectly maintained collection of antique vehicles, at the Potato House Fire Station on Cobbetts Lane. At the wheel, Larry Lechmanski, with Richard Surozenski. (Credit: Adam Bundy)

Here are the headlines for April 3, 2024.

SHELTER ISLAND REPORTER

Shelter Island treasures treated royally: The Fire Department’s antique vehicles

SUFFOLK TIMES

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NORTHFORKER

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SOUTHFORKER

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