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Well, since we have a guess at a 62, 63 and 64 Chevy, it's probably a '61. lol

'62 Chevy SW and a '59 Ford SW parked there I believe.

And now we'll all get together and sing the song...."I love New York....." (Sarcasm Intended)

However, in some areas of the 23 the first due units have a long wait for the rest of the troops to arrive.

Probably no "hats and bats" order from the Puzzle Palace in order not to dismay all of the out-of-town visitors and ruin the "image" of Fun City. If Officers got hurt that's not a concern for the higher Archy of the City.

Society at its best. An utter disgrace.

Rest In Peace Officer and thank you for your service.

The trucking industry is facing the same situations. Drivers who cannot speak or understand the English language, companies that change their name and DOT numbers on the vehicles, vehicles that are mechanically deficient and the list goes on. If you get a chance and are interested there is a...

That house has seen a lot. In addition to 272 at one time L129 was quartered there before moving to Union Street with 273. The 52 Battalion was also there before moving to 274 on Murray Street. Fire Prevention D.O. 14 was there and left, FD Queens Boro Command lived there for a while and of...

Home box for the former E272 4405

Cap, I understand and appreciate your comments, however by constant turnover of personnel the system would be operating with "Just out of the Academy" force. This is not bad but experience and "street smarts" must be prevalent for their safety as well as their patients. The City administrations...

You hit the nail on the head. Yes, it was, or is, Carlyle Towers. Thank you very much.

Thanks anyway my friend.

The pension is no better.

Kevin, do you recall what the name of that complex was back in the day? The whole group of buildings had a title but I can't think of it.