In January, a raid on a Manhattan firehouse turned up beer and liquor in a locker.
"First they moved us to the firehouse and then up here".
They also run monthly Saturday Night at the Firehouse events for up to 70 people at Columbia Fire House in Lambertville, featuring a buffet dinner and a local musician or band.
We have a lot of fun at Chiltern Firehouse, chatting up the beauteous Dutch sommelier for excellent wine recs; goggling at the model-beautiful staff; congratulating ourselves that, while we might not be troubling the books of Models 1 any time soon, at least we don't have to wear those jumpsuits.
As they stopped in towns along the way, they would drive to the local firehouses and end up spending the night.
Correction: February 10 , 2004 Tuesday An article last Tuesday about Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's explanation of the forced retirement and symbolic demotion of a Fire Department captain accused of covering up a firehouse brawl misstated the effect on his pension.
The companies would use reserve fire trucks and would double up in firehouses, serving as the backup company in cases where two emergencies occurred in the same area.
Kevin Woyjeck practically grew up inside firehouses in Southern California, weaving through the trucks and hoses and riding along when his father, a fire captain, raced out to answer an alarm.
The book is organized into several thematic sections, like "The Fallen," which shows snapshot displays of lost firefighters pasted up in firehouses, and "Grief," a showcase of the shrines that sprouted on the city's sidewalks in their memory.
As bed bug infestations have continued to crop up in firehouses, schools, movie theaters and homes across the country, a team of researchers is now warning that these proliferating pests could prove to be more than just an itchy, pricey nuisance.
