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UPDATE: Sunrise Highway Reopen, Brush Fire Contained

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A brush fire broke out on the side of Sunrise Highway on Monday evening and spread quickly in high winds and dry conditions.

A brush fire broke out on the side of Sunrise Highway on Monday evening and spread quickly in high winds and dry conditions.

Firefighters from the East Quogue and Hampton Bays fire departments battled a brush fire that broke out on the side of Sunrise Highway on Monday evening. Despite high winds and dry conditions they departments were able to contain and extinguish the fire.

Firefighters from the East Quogue and Hampton Bays fire departments battled a brush fire that broke out on the side of Sunrise Highway on Monday evening. Despite high winds and dry conditions they departments were able to contain and extinguish the fire.

Firefighters from the East Quogue and Hampton Bays fire departments battled a brush fire that broke out on the side of Sunrise Highway on Monday evening. Despite high winds and dry conditions they departments were able to contain and extinguish the fire.

Firefighters from the East Quogue and Hampton Bays fire departments battled a brush fire that broke out on the side of Sunrise Highway on Monday evening. Despite high winds and dry conditions they departments were able to contain and extinguish the fire.

Firefighters from the East Quogue and Hampton Bays fire departments battled a brush fire that broke out on the side of Sunrise Highway on Monday evening. Despite high winds and dry conditions they departments were able to contain and extinguish the fire.

Firefighters from the East Quogue and Hampton Bays fire departments battled a brush fire that broke out on the side of Sunrise Highway on Monday evening. Despite high winds and dry conditions they departments were able to contain and extinguish the fire.

authorStaff Writer on Oct 14, 2024
UPDATE: Highway Reopened, Fire Contained The westbound lane of Sunrise Highway is open again after firefighters were able to contain and extinguish the brush fire. ORIGINAL STORY: 7 P.M. A... more

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