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Video: Tree Removal Begins

With winds subsiding residents are already out with chain saws cleaning up.

Hurricane Irene's winds have begun to die down and residents are out starting to assess the damage and clean up fallen debris and trees. 

Town workers have been spotted removing trees from roadways and many homeowners already have their chainsaws out and working overtime.

With many downed lines from fallen trees, 100s of residents, however are still left without power and are advised not to touch downed power lines and to contact the Long Island Power Authority.

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swataz May 23, 2013 at 10:17 am
With the budget "we" just passed? That can't be!
robkoz May 23, 2013 at 09:52 am
"Why are Smithtown teachers continuing to pay for school supplies out of their ownRead More pocket?" Since when? Ever see the big list of supplies kids get in their folders at the end of the year for them to bring in next year? I think you're talking about the wrong school district.