Fire still burning at Brentwood recycling plant
Firefighters are still battling smoldering hot spots at a Brentwood recycling plant after a fire burned overnight. Police say garbage inside the Emjay Boulevard facility burst into flames at around
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Oct 24, 2013, 1:52 AM
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Updated 4,274 days ago
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Firefighters are still battling smoldering hot spots at a Brentwood recycling plant after a fire burned overnight.
Police say garbage inside the Emjay Boulevard facility burst into flames at around 2 a.m. Tuesday, prompting a response from 30 local fire stations.
An Islip town worker and a firefighter both suffered minor injuries.
An investigation into what caused the blaze is ongoing.
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