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Lillian Bonsignore

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Earliest in view: May 22 · 05:19 UTCMost recent: Jun 17 · 20:31 UTC
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  • SECURITYJun 17 · 20:31 UTCAMNY
    Their sacrifice endures: FDNY remembers firefighters killed in 2001 Father’s Day tragedy

    FDNY commemorated the 25th anniversary of the 2001 Father’s Day Fire in Astoria, Queens, with a wreath-laying ceremony honoring three firefighters killed in the line of duty: Harry S. Ford, Brian D. Fahey, and John J. Downing. Family members and FDNY officials attended the event, where remarks were given reflecting on the firefighters’ legacy and sacrifices.

  • SECURITYMay 29 · 21:00 UTCAMNY
    CM Ariola, FDNY commissioner tour Rockaway firehouses amid concerns over infrastructure

    Council Member Joann Ariola and FDNY Commissioner Lillian Bonsignore toured Rockaway firehouses to address infrastructure issues including leaky roofs, collapsed ceilings, and mold. They highlighted significant damage at stations like Engine 264/268 and Ladder 134 (the 'Big House'), which has flood damage and structural support braces. The city allocated $5.2 million for repairs, but progress is delayed due to the building's landmark status, according to Ariola.

  • SECURITYMay 23 · 06:53 UTCAP NEWS
    1 person has died after blast at New York City shipyard that also injured 36 people, officials say.

    One person died and 36 were injured, including firefighters and first responders, after a fire and two explosions at a New York City shipyard. The blasts occurred during a rescue operation for trapped workers, with a second explosion causing severe injuries to a fire marshal and firefighter. The fire remains under control, and a full investigation has begun.

  • SECURITYMay 22 · 05:19 UTCNBC NEW YORK
    1 killed, dozens hurt in Staten Island dry dock explosion and fire

    One person was killed and 36 injured, including 34 firefighters or EMS personnel, in an explosion and fire at a Staten Island dry dock facility. The fire started in a basement metal structure, led to an explosion 45 minutes later, and was under control by 8 p.m. The cause remains under investigation.