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Late For Work, Ambulance Volunteer Happens Upon Accident And Renders Lifesaving Aid

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Eddie Downes from the Sag Harbor Volunteer Ambulance was first on the scene of the crash. KITTY MERRILL

Eddie Downes from the Sag Harbor Volunteer Ambulance was first on the scene of the crash. KITTY MERRILL Eddie Downes

Kitty Merrill on Apr 27, 2022
Eddie Downes was running late — and for a motorist seriously injured in a crash on Noyac Road on the morning of Wednesday, April 27, that tardiness may have been... more

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