His family moved to New Jersey when he was 10, and it was there that he became immersed in the New York City subway system. My parents say he forgave them for moving when we started going to New York on a regular basis.)  At 16, they moved once again to Connecticut, where he finished high school and enrolled at UConn.  (Go Huskies!)  His folks came out to Colorado in 1978 when his father took early retirement from Uniroyal and put in another 9 years at Gates. 

Steve moved out here in September of 1980 after finishing college (graduating on the very same day that Mount St. Helens blew up) and after subbing in several school districts, he went back to night school and got Associates in Electronics Technology.  Steve now works in Boulder, Colorado as a customer support technician for a mass flowmeter manufacturer.

Todd Glickman joined Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Industrial Liaison Program (ILP) in January 2000, serving as the MIT liaison for companies worldwide. Prior to joining ILP, Todd was Assistant Executive Director of the American Meteorological Society (AMS), the professional society for meteorologists, which is based in Boston. At AMS, Todd's responsibilities included strategic planning for conferences, headquarters' liaison with AMS member boards and committees, support to the AMS Council, and public relations. In addition, Todd was Managing Editor for the AMS Glossary of Meteorology (2nd edition). 

 From 1979 to 1994, Todd held a variety of positions with WSI Corporation of Billerica, MA, including Manager, New Product Development, Media Marketing Manager, and Manager of the Government Program Office. WSI was a pioneer in the development of real-time weather information, providing value-added information and workstations for clients in media, aviation, industry, academia, and government. Some of Todd's projects included development of the weather data/information infrastructure for The Weather Channel; the introduction of digital satellite and radar imagery for television; planning and implementation of a network of weather briefing systems for the Federal Aviation Administration; and serving as liaison with the National Weather Service and professional organizations. In addition, Todd was instrumental in helping to develop the public-private partnership between the weather information industry and the Federal government. 

Concurrently, Todd has a more than 20-year career as a radio Meteorologist, and has been heard on dozens of stations nationwide.

Today, he can be heard on all-news WCBS Newsradio-880 in New York City. He has chaired numerous meteorological conferences and symposia, and Served on a number of boards and committees for the American Meteorological Society. He was awarded the AMS Seal of Approval for

Radio Weathercasting in 1979, and was elected a Fellow of the AMS in 1997. 

David Pirmann: From Hoboken, NJ, Dave is the webmaster of nycsubway.org . His full time work keeps him busy as a systems management consultant at a New York City financial firm. Besides running nycsubway.org some of his other hobbies are traveling and photography.

Bob Vogel, better known as Chu Chu Bob, acquired a love of trains from his Dad putting up a Lionel set every Christmas, and by playing on and near the PRR passenger track between Haddonfield and Philadelphia, where Pennsylvania-Reading Seashore Line passenger trains ran frequently, pulled by PRR or Reading steam engines Bob’s fascination with subways came from riding the Delaware River Bridge Commission trains into Philadelphia from Camden as a young child.  The Bridge Train route is now part of PATCO.