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MTA announces completion of Babylon RR station upgrades

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By Carolyn James Verified, Christie Leigh Babirad
| Babylon Beacon Verified
Rob Free, president of the LIRR, speaks at the press conference. Carolyn James/Herald The MTA held a press conference to announce the completion of a $127 million project at the Babylon Rail Road Station, the first major overhaul in roughly 60 years.
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Babylon Town honors Suffolk police officers for heroic efforts

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By Carolyn James Verified
| Babylon Beacon Verified
Nine S.C. Police officers from the First Precinct were recently recognized by the Town of Babylon. Courtesy Town of Babylon The Babylon Town Board recognized nine members of the Suffolk County Police Department during a recent meeting for their response to a pediatric cardiac arrest emergency in West Babylon on Easter Sunday. Town officials said the officers were honored for their professionalism, teamwork and quick actions during a medical emergency involving a 4-year-old child.
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Student gains hands-on experience through Babylon Town internship

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By Carolyn James Verified
| Babylon Beacon Verified
Jack Connors hard at work in Babylon Town Clerk’s office where, he said, he has gained valuable experience Carolyn James/Herald After one semester at Florida State University, Lindenhurst resident Jack Connors realized the college he had chosen was not the right fit for him.
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