People seek shelter from brutal cold at Hicksville LIRR station
The Hicksville Long Island Rail Road station served as shelter for those who needed help escaping the brutal cold temperatures early Saturday morning.
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Feb 4, 2023, 1:10 PM
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1h agoThe Hicksville Long Island Rail Road station served as shelter for those who needed help escaping the brutal cold temperatures early Saturday morning.
News 12’s Virginia Huie stopped by the station waiting room to see how people escaped from the cold.
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