Disabled Long Islanders, officials call for more LIRR elevators

<p>Some disabled Long Islanders and elected officials gathered at the Long Island Rail Road station in Amityville to call for elevators to be installed at all LIRR stations. </p>

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<p>Some disabled Long Islanders and elected officials gathered at the Long Island Rail Road station in Amityville to call for elevators to be installed at all LIRR stations. </p>