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LIRR escalator where woman died running again

Bonnie Brosan-Moore, originally from Lindenhurst, now living in

Photo credit: Steve Pfost | Bonnie Brosan-Moore, originally from Lindenhurst, now living in Denver, Colo., rides the escalator at the Lindenhurst LIRR station which was out of service for six months after an 88-year-old woman died while on it. (Sept. 17, 2012)

The Long Island Rail Road's Lindenhurst station escalator is up and running, six months after an 88-year-old woman died while riding on it.

The LIRR sent an alert to customers Monday morning telling them the Lindenhurst escalator had been restored to service "following a major overhaul."

That overhaul included replacement and refurbishment of major components, including all the steps...

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