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Thats the old Singer Sewing machine factory if I'm not mistaken. If so thats an absolutely enormous structure with who knows how many subdivisions in it since Singer left.

Not much sleep for DC Schof today...or any of the guys on the UWS Glad to hear nobody got too badly banged up in this, certainly could have been much worse. Back when I lived on W106 and worked at 2 WFC this would have been a "find a bar and wait till this all blows over" commute for sure!

Residuals from the Japan quake perhaps on a inter-earth fault line, clearly. We had a quake up here in Buffalo last February and the sound of it approaching woke me up just in time to feel the house shake for about 3 seconds, then the sound receded to the Northeast away from us. I figured for...

Go big or go home, E70/L53, its time for midwinter yacht club parties in those old wood and oil paint clubs on City Island

Looks like Mimi's will be doing some indoor dining only for a while. Hard to believe there are still those COVID shacks out there

Tough times on the West Side for Christmas Parties

Doing the rundown AND also resizing fonts for acting units. Far more patience than I have

Sure sounds like a tough job. Thats a lot of apartments to lose just prior to Christmas. Hopefully everybody stays safe

Thats the most NY Post of NY Post articles I think I have ever seen. National Enquirer with a sports section.

What the hell kind of style would you call that, 1850's Spanish Fort on the banks of the Rio Grande?

I believe that might have been Smoke II, since the Kane was down for repairs. If not, the full listing of vessels involved in the boatlift is here https://www.1931fireboat.org/images/pdfs/Proud_History_Boat_Lift_List.pdf

From my records and research: Marine 1 (John D. McKean) responded to the foot of Albany St after making civilian and member evacuation runs to New Jersey and commenced water supply operations. Her initial setup was to E-219->E-228->E-216->E-14->Manifold opposite 90 West St. Reported to have...

At one point 5 separate structures were involved. Cold windy night last night to be fighting in.

Right around the corner from L59/E43

Per FBNY - https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=pfbid0WLm9Tra5pPqNdWyzD3GEpBX6G9yJAzNmyS9tgzB3Zj4B2PRGKh9NkENgTNwEwi24l&id=100063517106341 2 alarm factory fire at Roberts and Clinton St. Reported at 2120, at 2129 Battalion 46 requested the 2nd Alarm assignment. As of 2216 ops have gone...

Impressive rig and I appreciate the breakdown of the command board. Ive always wondered how that was setup as a non-firefighter. Certainly a valuable piece of equipment to help keep tabs on all the units assigned. Thanks!