TV actor Denis Leary joined a contingent of firefighters at Worcester Fire Department headquarters for the dedication of the latest addition to the department's fleet.
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Actor Dennis Leary, center, takes a break with other cast members during filming for an the television show "Rescue Me" in 2009 in New York. Click on the link, above right, for a report from the Telegram & Gazette about Leary's appearance in Worcester Friday as the Fire Department there dedicated a new truck.NOTE: Users of modern browsers can open each link in a new tab by holding 'control' ('command' on a Mac) and clicking each link.