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1196 Metropolitan Avenue off Varick Avenue.

So very tragic. Rest in peace, Tom.

Correct.

Lieutenant George W. Lener of Ladder 6 in 1994. Rest in peace, George.

It looks like Ray Brown; a great guy.

Perhaps a condition of receiving the gift is not revealing what it is. Maybe an autographed photo of the moderators?

This was the intro to Cousin Brucie's show followed by The Four Seasons:

The entire 38 Battalion units were on the scene first, second, or third.

And the Dispatchers don't send them until someone calls it in.

It's nice to see a 2&2. Not every "job" is an all-hands.

How do you feel about the name change to Manhattan University?

I count a total of 40 members.

Last of 2024 - Engine 329 First of 2025 - Engine 70/Ladder 53

Neil's a great guy but you're a little premature. He's retiring 360 days from now.

All five trucks at the scene are from different battalions.

I've run across a couple of people through the years who've lived on Roosevelt Island and they were satisfied with the firehouse there before I told them there was no staffed engine or ladder inside.

I agree, so why does Fire ask for a rush on EMS?

Isn't having the closest unit respond better for the public than being "territorial"?

Does Fire get there any quicker with the "rush"?

My father, a World War II Navy Veteran, taught me how to splice - at least three tucks for manila and at least five tucks for nylon. Splices are stronger than knots.