Brookline Fire awarded $25K grant for safety equipment
Chief John F. Sullivan recently announced that the Brookline Fire Department is one of nearly 300 fire departments across the state to have been awarded a grant.
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Chief John F. Sullivan recently announced that the Brookline Fire Department is one of nearly 300 fire departments across the state to have been awarded a grant.
A lot can change in a year. The No. 2 most expensive Hamptons home sale of 2019 wouldn’t have made the top 10 in 2020, and the entry price for the list shot up from $22 million to $35 million. The biggest sale of the year set a new all-time Hamptons
25 Years Ago â 1996 Julie Kottsick, sponsored by the Hair For You Salon, has been crowned the 1996 Winter Daze Queen during the annual pageant held at the Mandan High School Auditorium. Peggy Wright, sponsored by Brunsoman, Leifur and Mattern Dental Associates, Bismarck, was chosen as the Winter Daze Princess. Kottsick will reign over all Winter Daze events during February. This yearâs theme was âRemember When.â Nine candidates participated in the pageant. This yearâs Winter Daze activities include: a Caribbean Beach Party, with dancing in the sand to âNight L...
Share via Shortlink Ken Griffin and 650 Meadow Lane (left) and 15 West Dune Lane (Photos via Google Maps; Compass; Citadel) UPDATED Dec. 21, 2020, 6:40 pm: It’s no secret that Hamptons buyers went ham this year. Wealthy New Yorkers fled the city in droves, flooding into surrounding suburbs and vacation destinations and setting those housing markets on fire. Sprawling oceanfront homes in the Hamptons were an immediate target of the influx of deep-pocketed buyers willing to pay sky-high prices for an isolated oasis. The most 10 expensive deals this year came to a total of $450.55 mill...
Brookline Fire Department shares holiday fire safety tips Community Content As residents prepare for the holiday season, Chief John F. Sullivan and the Brookline Fire Department wish to remind the community of important fire prevention tips. According to the National Fire Protection Association, 44% of holiday home fires start when decorations are placed too close to a heat source, like a candle. The Brookline Fire Department wishes to share the following holiday fire safety tips from the NFPA. Christmas tree safety Cut 2 inches off of the bottom of the trunk. Place the tree a minimum of 3 ...