Flanders Northampton Volunteer Ambulance

Flanders-Northampton Volunteer Ambulance is catching flak from residents upset about receiving bills for ambulance services. But ambulance district residents are being advised not to pay them.

Dozens of motorcyclists, ambulances and fire trucks accompanied the Worthington procession from the Orient Point ferry to the Flanders Northampton Volunteer Ambulance headquarters on Flanders Road.

The close-knit community is grieving the deaths of 30-year Flanders-Northampton Ambulance member and ex-chief George Worthington Jr. and his wife Mary in a motorcycle accident last weekend, and the death of the victim's broken-hearted father George Worthington Sr. the following night.

Firefighters, emergency service workers and hospital staff turned out today to pay last respects to Christine Culajay, who died suddenly Dec. 29 at age 46..

The event featured photos with Santa, a raffle, a performance by the Riverhead Middle School Show Choir—where they sang traditional Christmas carols—an outdoor fire, cookies and hot chocolate to fend off the cold.

A group of local residents and businesses have joined forces and created a group called “Voluntariado Mexicano de Long Island” or Mexican Volunteers of Long Island to help with earthquake and hurricane relief efforts.

Flanders-Northampton Ambulance Corps received a huge number of donations for their relief drive for victims of Hurricane Harvey, which destroyed tens of thousands of homes in South Texas.

Flanders Northampton Volunteer Ambulance is teaming up with Island Harvest to collect donations for the victims of Hurricane Harvey.