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I don't think so, however I have been wrong on some things.

Taking a guess, 312 first due.

Remember when Revell had a model of the Firefighter to put together years ago? Boy, I had that Testors model glue smeared all over the kitchen table much to my mother's delight.

Sure thing, leave the Big Bow Wow, go south on Cross Bay over the bridge and let the games begin. As you said, back in the 60's of course.

Welcome friends.

North and South Conduit are service roads to the Belt Parkway and are used, unfortunately, as drag strips during the night resulting often in the aforementioned scenario.

Just a bit of trivia for that area, when the fireboat John H. Glenn was put in service (1962) it was berthed at the foot of 154 street by Powells Cove Blvd. by the former Tropicana orange juice plant. As a youngster I used to see the big white freighter "Tropicana", loaded with oranges, cruising...

I believe Marine 6 was also present.

Congratulations and all the best is wished for you!

Cuomo has the nerve to talk about setting a bad example? I guess his releasing cop killers from prison sets an example to follow eh? What a joke!!

Back in the day 16 engine was quartered at 223 E25 street and 629 was their home box.

If that happens they should pick him up along with the trash. He is one horse's xxx. Rescind that, it's insulting to horses.

Indeed you nailed it. If you ever get a chance to hear "Connie-O" by that group give it a listen. You would not believe it's the same guys.

Willy, I know I don't have to ask you who performed that intro jingle, do I?

Red, white and gold are the colors of the NYC flag I believe.

Low life mutts abound. I guess that's ok to do, rob from a generous man or anyone else for that matter. I'm sick of society as it is today.

Could be Brooklyn, Ohio or who knows where if indeed it is legit. However, it's not bad looking.

Used to be at Bureau of Health Services in Headquarters during the weekdays and on-call rotation nights and weekends. Usually only one in service unless of course conditions warrant more. That's how it was 10 years ago so I really can't say it's the same today.

Tommy DeVito came from the same town in New Jersey as did Connie Francis.

Tommy DeVito, one of the original Four Lovers who became the Four Seasons, passed away yesterday 9/21/20 in Las Vegas at the age of 92. May he Rest In Peace and thank you for bringing us some of the greatest music of the '60's.