Bess Rattray. KYRIL BROMLEY
Julia Logie, a nurse who resigned as a volunteer with the EHVAA over the village's take over, said might come back if things were smoothed out. KYRIL BROMLEY
Mary Ellen McGuire, the assistant chief of the EHVAA, defended the new village oversight of the ambulance corps. KYRIL BROMLEY
East Hampton Village Police Chief Michael Tracey. KYRIL BROMLEY
Sandra Vorpahl. KYRIL BROMLEY
Sheila Dunlop, one of the longtime volunteers for the EHVAA that has resigned over the village take-over of the ambulance's operational oversight.
Tiger Graham, a former village trustee, said the village could have handled discussions with the ambulance volunteers better. KYRIL BROMLEY
Anthony Carlo, a paid critical care EMT, oversees the rest of the paid medical staff for the village. KYRIL BROMLEY
Bess Rattray. KYRIL BROMLEY
Julia Logie, a nurse who resigned as a volunteer with the EHVAA over the village's take over, said might come back if things were smoothed out. KYRIL BROMLEY
Mary Ellen McGuire, the assistant chief of the EHVAA, defended the new village oversight of the ambulance corps. KYRIL BROMLEY
East Hampton Village Police Chief Michael Tracey. KYRIL BROMLEY
Sandra Vorpahl. KYRIL BROMLEY
Sheila Dunlop, one of the longtime volunteers for the EHVAA that has resigned over the village take-over of the ambulance's operational oversight.
Tiger Graham, a former village trustee, said the village could have handled discussions with the ambulance volunteers better. KYRIL BROMLEY
Anthony Carlo, a paid critical care EMT, oversees the rest of the paid medical staff for the village. KYRIL BROMLEY
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