Posts Tagged: Chief Reason

Ironfiremen.com looks back at 2010

By Iron Firemen in Iron Firemen at January 1, 2011 at 2:34 pm

Scary thought I know but hey ... everybody is doing it. I mentioned last night that 2010 was kinda like a roller coaster ride for me ... a lot of "ups" and "downs" but I assume everyone's life is kinda like that so maybe that's my one link to normalcy. A… Read More »

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Statter and Wines in Cahoots! The Fire Critic has Cracked the Case

By The Fire Critic in The Fire Critic at November 28, 2010 at 2:38 pm

I have to admit, it has been an enjoyable ride. To think that these guys have so much fun just because I am 5'7" tall. Hell, I have never had a problem with my height. They also enjoy the fact that I look young for my age. Again, something that has never really bothered me. So what If I get a reminder of how young I look every time I purchase alcohol. Read More »

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Blogging emergency! Fire Critic in the ER… Iron Firemen and Statter by his side.

By Iron Firemen in Iron Firemen at November 28, 2010 at 12:18 am

Yes.... another animated video..... the Statter / Fire Critic saga continues despite Chief Reason's involvement. ENJOY.... Read More »

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Thanks to Firefighter Netcast

By Michael "Mick" Mayers in Firehouse Zen at June 6, 2010 at 1:15 am

Firefighter Netcast is an excellent resource; we all need to be able to talk with individuals interested in the professionalism and the legacy of our brotherhood. Read More »

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360 Burn Around The Fire Web

By John Mitchell in Fire Daily at October 29, 2009 at 7:33 am

Change is the theme for today's 360 Burn: Changing seasons means prepping for sprinkler system calls; changing attitudes to thwart the rise of firefighter cheating, and the changing the life of one ex-firefighter who hit rock bottom. Read More »

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Elgin’s Bloody Turnip

By John Mitchell in Fire Daily at October 28, 2009 at 10:36 pm

In the last 12 months, Elgin, IL firefighters have faced not one, but two rounds of layoffs. Now, new cuts are being floated. One begins to wonder just how much more can be cut without affecting the safety of the firefighters and their public. Read More »