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A NEMLEC Negotiator tries to talk the man off of the roof at 7 Kilby Street in Woburn.
Boston Fire Personnel under the direction of Acting District 4 Chief Jody Shea, deploys the energy dispersing airbag.
Woburn Officials and BFD and Action Ambulance Medics, await orders.
I was just getting lunch for my wife when this apparently came in, I say apparently, as I never heard it. I was just sitting down to eat with her, and the Iphone messages started that Woburn had a second alarm.
As a side note, a small group of firefighters and buffs had a little pool going on where the first multiple alarm in MetroFire Dist 13 (excluding Boston) would be. I chose a town other than Woburn, figuring it would never happen – no one else chose Woburn either, so no one won the pool!
Photo 1:
Woburn, Winchester and Burlington working at 97 Prospect Street.
Photo 2:
An unidentified Woburn Lt pokes his head out a second floor window.
Photo 3:
A Woburn Fire Lt as the power vent spray covers us with a cold sheen of ice.
With the recent retirement, after 25 years as Chief and 41 on the job, of Phil Mahoney, Woburn Mayor Scott Galvin chose his successor to be Lt. Robert J Ferullo Jr.
Lt Ferullo was sworn in on a recent September evening, and assumes command of a department in flux.
We wish Chief Ferullo well.
Lt Ferullo recites the oath of office at the Woburn City Hall Council Chambers.
New Woburn Police Chief Robert Ferullo gets pinned by his wife MaryBeth.
New Woburn Police Chief Ferullo accepts congratulations from interim Woburn Police Chief Richard Kelley.
Woburn Police Chief Robert Ferullo addresses the assembled guests at Woburn City Hall on the evening of his swearing in as Chief.
Newly sworn-in Woburn Police Chief Robert Ferullo is greeted by members of the Woburn City Council.
A Portrait of Chief Ferullo.
Photographing girls soccer in Reading today, I noticed a heavy cloud deck just to the east, and I noticed that the planes on approach to Logan, were coming in and out of the clouds. I was lucky enough to grab a photo (below) of this unidentified plane, disappearing into the clouds, as it continued on final appraoch.
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An unidentified plane disappears into the cloud bank over Reading MA.