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I have an original E 5 challenge coin, first one with $10 bucks gets it! (I probably have more, maybe a wooden one too)...

To all my Fire net friends that celebrate Passover and Easter. May the true spirit of Easter fill your home today and everyday with light and grace. Happy Easter!

Congrats Lebby! Well done!

Legends of 77 WABC radio posing for this 1984 photo - From left to right: Cousin Brucie (Bruce Morrow); Ron Lundy (RIP); program director Rick Sklar; Chuck Leonard (RIP); and Harry Harrison (RIP)....(Missing: Dandy Dan Daniels)

Ran into Bob Rainey the other day at WTC Medical, looking good Bob, fun chatting with you! You need to join us at one of our FireNet lunches! Best, Dan

My favorite time, sometimes, was the quiet solitude of early morning Housewatch duty as the sun rises with fresh hot cup of Joe in hand and I'd have playing on the radio CBS FM 101 the "Morning Mayor" Harry Harrison....Also , lets not forget, back in the heyday of mid 70's when Don Imus made his...

GADZOOKS, lets keep this Birthday Parade going...Happy, Healthy Birthday Wishes to the Grand Poo-Bah John Bendick Today!...As you get older three things happen. The first is your memory goes, and I can’t remember the other two. Enjoy your special day today John!

Dennis Smith, Mel Hazel and Me after 9/11.

From the same collection, this is the rig I cut my teeth on as a kid riding with my "Uncle Jack", sitting between legends Charlie McCrthy and Lt then Capt Bob Farrell. Imagine 13 years old getting an incredible education from the front seat of this tiller of firehouse brotherhood, ghetto life...

And here's to another Happy Birthday Boy, Mr. Willy! Take everything in moderation, including moderation...Happy to you my friend.

Happy and Healthy Birthday wishes JK, Here’s to hell – may our stay there be as much fun as our way there! Enjoy your special day.

But only one had a push button transmission!

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ST. PATRICK’S PARADE THE LAST HOO-RAH After I retired for a few years, on my bucket list was to stroll down Fifth Avenue on St. Patrick’s Day in 2007 for just one more time and revisit the magical euphoria of celebrating with the Brothers. As I assembled among the young beaming faces full...

A legendary television host known as Cap’n Jack (McCarthy) had an afternoon kiddie show featuring Popeye cartoons and did the ‘live’ report from an adjacent booth next to the route. Cap’n Jack was the personification of the St. Patrick’s Parade and the television anchor covering the parade for...