Then one day, six or seven years ago, driving along the commercial strip outside Providence, Mr. Mischak noticed an empty lot with a sign for a new firehouse for East Providence.
Mr. Pizzaroni's friends had brought the speakers, borrowed the ladder from a firehouse, paid for the film rental and printed the fliers.
In another effort to reinvent his lagging campaign after firing his campaign manager and revising his stump speech, Mr. Kerry spent the day aboard a bus he called the Real Deal Express, ending up at a firehouse here for what has become his new signature stop, the chili feed.
Young John is said to have given his first public performance at a benefit his father organized to raise money for a new firehouse for Fort Lee.
It also sold the Steel Pier for $4.5 million; a warehouse for $1.9 million, and its former corporate offices in a converted firehouse for $3.1 million.
Choosing an active firehouse for the announcement was not without inconveniences; midway through the news conference, an alarm sounded and the engines roared into action, forcing Mrs. Clinton to abandon her microphone.
She and her husband bought a firehouse in Chelsea for $4.45 millionn in 2004 through a Prudential Douglas Elliman broker, and said tourists constantly took photographs of the big red doors.
A firehouse was built for them at the edge of the Panama Pacific International Exposition in 1915.
All I'm asking for is recognition for a firehouse I'm so proud to call my own.
