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Darrell Rollins - Firefighter - Springfield, MA
Professional Fire Fighters Of Massachusetts
He has been an elected official of Springfield Local #648 since 1978 serving
in various Local #648 offices.
He served as President for nine years as well as terms as
Vice-President and Recording Secretary.
Darrell serves on his Local's Executive Board, Negotiating Committee,
and Grievance Committee. He is a former Vice President of the
Pioneer Valley Central Labor Council AFL-CIO.
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| Date - 2002 | News Updates On Ground Zero & Recovery | Read It |
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End To WTC Recovery At Ground Zero | ||
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Statistics As Of May 31, 2002 | ||
Families Mark End of WTC Recovery | ||
Mastermind Of September 11th Terrorist Attack Story & Photo | ||
Remains Found Near Ground Zero | ||
Many WTC Victims Won't Be Identified | ||
Ceremony Ends Search for WTC Remains | ||
New WTC Plans To Be Released July 16 | ||
Developers Reveal WTC Site Plans | ||
Reaction to WTC Rebuild Plans Mixed | ||
FDNY Reached WTC Crash Site | ||
NYC to Light Eternal Flame on 9/11 | ||
7 Missing Since Attacks Found Alive | ||
Flight 93 Kin Keep Memories Alive | ||
Bush Will Address U.S. to Mark 9/11 | ||
World Prepares to Mark Sept. 11 | ||
Solemn Ceremonies to Mark Sept. 11 | ||
WTC Attack Could Cost $95 Billion | ||
Charity Coordination Said Lacking | ||
Famous Sept. 11 Flag Disappears | ||
September 11 Fund Near $336 Million | ||
Congress Honors Heroism of 9/11 | ||
Ground Zero Photos to be Restored | ||
Flight 93 Families Visit Crash Site |
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U.S. & World Mark 9/11 Anniversary | ||
9/11 Victim Names Read at WTC Site | ||
Bush Leads Moment of Silence in D.C. | ||
Millions Fall Silent to Mark 9/11 | ||
Emotions Go Deep on 9/11 Anniversary | ||
New York Honors Ground Zero Victims | ||
House & Senate Remember 9/11 Victims | ||
Bush Lays Wreath at Ground Zero | ||
N.Y. Reflects in Quiet Ceremonies |
Marker Set for Unidentified of 9/11 | ||
Nation Looks Ahead After 9/11 | ||
Plans Set For 1st Rebuilt WTC Tower Picture at Ground Zero: New York Gov. George Pataki, talks to New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg | ||
Officials Prepare New Trade Center Plans | ||
N.Y. Group Unveils 9 Trade Center Plans | ||
WTC Finalists Include Tallest Structures |
Transcripts of 9-11 Calls to Be Released |
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Ground Zero Turns to Kids on Anniversary | ||
World Pauses to Remember Sept. 11 Attacks | ||
Preident Bush Ceremonies | ||
Solemn Ceremonies Mark 9/11 Attacks | ||
America Reflects on 9-11 - Two Years Later |
Twin Towers of Light Cap 9-11 Anniversary | ||
8 WTC Memorial Design Finalists Unveiled | ||
Commuter Train From 9-11 Returns to WTC |
Memorial to 9/11 Victims Is Selected | ||
Revised Design for WTC Memorial Unveiled | ||
Final WTC Death Toll Down To 2,749 | ||
WTC Developers to Break Ground July 4 | ||
NYC's Freedom Tower Construction to Begin | ||
NYC's Freedom Tower Construction to Begin | ||
N.Y. Begins Construction of Freedom Tower |
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Info Posted As Received
the World Trade Center blows across lower Manhattan in New York
The photo on the left shot from Bayonne, N.J. Sept. 11, 2001.
The photo on the right shows same view on Tuesday, Sept. 3, 2002.
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Tribute In Lights - March 11th thru April 15th 2002 | ||
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Families Mark End of WTC Recovery | ||
Photo of a scale model of the "Memorial Garden" one of six possible plans to replace the destroyed World Trade Center, was released by the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation (LMDC) Tuesday July 16, 2002 in New York. | ||
Photo of a scale model of the "Memorial Park" one of six possible plans to replace the destroyed World Trade Center, was released by the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation (LMDC) Tuesday July 16, 2002 in New York. | ||
Photo of a scale model of the "Memorial Plaza" one of six possible plans to replace the destroyed World Trade Center, was released by the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation (LMDC) Tuesday, July 16, 2002, in New York. Memorial Plaza would feature an 8 acre open space and a free-standing tower at the northwest corner of the site. | ||
Photo of a scale model of the "Memorial Square" one of six possible plans to replace the destroyed World Trade Center, was released by the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation (LMDC) Tuesday, July 16, 2002, in New York. | ||
Photo of a scale model of the "Memorial Triangle" one of six possible plans to replace the destroyed World Trade Center, was released by the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation (LMDC) Tuesday, July 16, 2002, in New York. | ||
Photo of a scale model of the "Memorial Promenade" one of six possible plans to replace the destroyed World Trade Center, was released by the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation (LMDC) Tuesday, July 16, 2002, in New York. |
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Picture 1 Delia Colom sits draped in an American flag near ground zero in New York, Thursday, Sept. 11, 2003. Thousands of people are expected at ground zero to observe the second anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. | ||
An American flag, known as the "Flag of Honor," hangs on a fence overlooking the World Trade Center site Wednesday, Sept. 10, 2003 in New York. The names of known victims of the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks are printed on the stripes of the flag. | ||
The "Tribute in Light" memorial for the second anniversary of the attacks on September 11, is tested Wednesday, Sept. 10, 2003 in New York. The view is from the Empire State building looking south to the World Trade Center site. | ||
Picture 2 Delia Colom sits draped in an American flag near ground zero in New York, Thursday, Sept. 11, 2003. Thousands of people are expected at ground zero to observe the second anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. | ||
Family members gather around two pools of water representing the Twin Towers as mourners pay their respects to victims of the World Trade Center attacks during memorial service in New York on Thursday September 11, 2003 at the World Trade Center | ||
A grieving relative places flowers in a pile of remembrances to victims of the terror attacks mill about the dirt in the heart of ground zero during a memorial ceremony September 11, 2003 in New York. New York marked the two-year anniversary of the 2001 terror attacks with a solumn ceremony, reading off the names of nearly 3,000 victims one by one. | ||
American soldiers from the 1st Battalion, 22nd infantry regiment, 4th Infantry division in Tikrit, Iraq, Thursday, Sept. 11, 2003, hold the unit color flags during a memorial service. More than 150 soldiers from the 4th infantry division attended the memorial service in memory of those who lost their lives from the terrorist attacks in America on September 11, 2001. | ||
Lights from the former World Trade Center site can be seen on both sides of the Statue of Liberty from Bayone, N.J., Thursday, Sept. 11, 2003. | ||
Picture 1 The "Tribute in Light" towers above lower Manhattan during the second anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorists attacks Thursday, Sept. 11, 2003 in New York. At the right is the Brooklyn Bridge. | ||
Picture 2 The "Tribute in Light" towers above lower Manhattan during the second anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorists attacks Thursday, Sept. 11, 2003 in New York. At the right is the Brooklyn Bridge. | ||
Picture 3 The "Tribute in Light" towers above lower Manhattan during the second anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorists attacks Thursday, Sept. 11, 2003m in New York. At the right is the Brooklyn Bridge. | ||
Twin beams of light form the "Tribute in Light" at the World Trade Center site on the second anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks Thursday, Sept. 11, 2003 in New York. The photograph was made from the Empire State Building. | ||
"Reflecting Absence" A Memorial at the World Trade Center Site by Michael Arad shown in this image released in New York Wed. Nov. 19th is one of the 8 finalists for a World Trade Center memorial. |
Memorial to 9/11 Victims Is Selected "Reflecting Absence" A Memorial at the World Trade Center Site by Michael Arad. | ||
The Proposed 1,776 Freedom Tower 1,776 To Symbolize America's Independence | ||
20 Ton Granite Stone Being Washed Cornerstone Of The 1,776-foot Freedom Tower Construction To Start July 4th | ||
Cornerstone Moved To WTC Site | ||
Cornerstone Ceremony At WTC Site N.Y Gov. George Pataki - N.J. Gov. James McGreevey New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg |
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Why Dalmations Are Represented As Fire Dogs
"Coach Dog" or "Carriage Dog." Their ability and agility to run between the
carriage wheels and the horses hoofs and their stamina to run great distances
made them ideal for traveling long and far with a coach.
The ability to run with horse and carriage is the reason the Dalmatian was so
widely used with the fire carriage of yesteryear. They would carefully and aptly
guide the firemen through streets of busy traffic. In addition, it was observed that
Dalmatians formed an amazingly tight bond with horses.
Today, with no horse-drawn carriages for fire trucks, the Dalmatian has become
the firehouse mascot. Contrary to popular belief, the Dalmatian was not used
because he could see through smoke or because he liked the color red, but
because he was a useful tool in guiding the carriages.
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