Long Islanders who travel on the Long Island Rail Road woke up this morning able to go through their normal routines for the first time in almost a week.

The LIRR was back on its normal schedule after a fire at a switching station forced the cancellation of dozens of trains for days.

LIRR president Helena Williams was in Mineola this morning talking to riders and thanking them for their patience.

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Search for suspect leads to school lockout ... Town approves new Chick-fil-A ... Traveling with Blakeman as he campaigns upstate Credit: Newsday

AG: Babylon school officials let misconduct be 'normalized' ... Search for suspect leads to school lockout ... House speaker on LI ... Working Moms: Negotiating a return to work

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