The Scranton Police Department was established in October 1856, just eight months after receiving its charter as a borough. Back then just sixteen men patrolled the new borough, protecting the population of just under 10,000. The men patrolled on foot and were paid $1 for every arrest they made – usually the money was paid by the offenders. By 1927, the force swelled to 165 … Continue reading Albert Gleason – EOW 12/27/1933
Here’s your look at the 2018 Jets schedule to help you plan your trip to see them this year. Monday Sep. 10 at Detroit Lions Ford Field, Detroit, MI 7:10pm ET ESPN The Jets open the season on the road, but in return, get a prime-time match-up against the Lions. Downtown Detroit will be rockin’ Monday night with the Tigers in town next door … Continue reading Wandering with the Jets!
Going to State College for a game has always been one of my most favorite things to do. It’s hard to describe, but the place just makes me happy. The scenery on the drive in, the small college-town feel, the trees and the east-coast architecture all blend together to make this an idyllic setting any time of year – not just for football season. This … Continue reading Stripeout at Penn State!
It’s like Coke vs Pepsi. You’re either a David Letterman fan or a Jay Leno fan. Sure, there are a few people that bounced back and forth, but they were very different styles. And they appealed to different audiences. For me, it was Letterman all the way. I love his Top 10s, Stupid Pet Tricks, Football Toss at the Meatball and tons of other skits. … Continue reading Last night with David Letterman!
With the College Football Bowl games being announced today, I thought I’d take a crack at writing up some sports viewing weekends that would make for great holiday season travel. With all but the National Championship game being announced, loyal alum and fans can start to make their travel arrangements. Bowl games, in and of themselves are usually worth the trip alone. I’ve been fortunate … Continue reading Penn State to the Pinstripe Bowl
Next up is a look at the NY Football Giants 2014 schedule. They start the season Aug 3rd in Canton against the Bills in the Hall of Fame Game. I visited the HOF many years ago with my father. I’m sure plenty has changed in the past 40+ years. A visit back would sure bring help me to recall a ton of great memories of that … Continue reading Wandering with the Giants
I was talking with a friend today and was reminded of the time I attended the Knicks/Lakers game with him in 2009. During a business trip to New York City, I had the opportunity to host him and some of his clients at the Feb 2nd game at Madison Square Garden. With IBM’s presence in the City, it was no surprise that we’d have season … Continue reading Throwback – Kobe’s Record at Madison Square Garden
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