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Wet wintry weather causes school delays, closings
- Heavy overnight rains, and a continued wet forecast for the morning, is causing schools to delay opening for at least two hours this Friday morning and forcing some other schools in rural counties to stay closed for the day.
Rush hour slippery
- Snow began falling in the District mid-morning Thursday sparing rush-hour commuters dreadful rides into the office. As people settled into their daily chores, the much-anticipated snow began to fall and as expected caused a cramp on the afternoon commute.
- Snow began falling in the District mid-morning Thursday sparing rush-hour commuters dreadful rides into the office. As people settled into their daily chores, the much-anticipated snow began to fall and as expected caused a cramp on the afternoon commute.
Snow piling up; local schools cancel activities
- As snow began to envelop the region, local schools scrambled to announce cancellations of evening activities on Wednesday. Fairfax County Public Schools announced on their web site that they had canceled all school activities for Wednesday evening.
- As snow began to envelop the region, local schools scrambled to announce cancellations of evening activities on Wednesday. Fairfax County Public Schools announced on their web site that they had canceled all school activities for Wednesday evening.
Rockville activist fired up about trash
- Art Stigile wants to talk trash. The Rockville community activist, who launched Rocktrash, a grassroots movement seeking to change the frequency of trash collection from twice-weekly to once a week in the area, says he’s prepared to offer a $100 reward to the person who offers the most persuasive justification for what he calls Rockville’s “trash subsidy policy.”
- Art Stigile wants to talk trash. The Rockville community activist, who launched Rocktrash, a grassroots movement seeking to change the frequency of trash collection from twice-weekly to once a week in the area, says he’s prepared to offer a $100 reward to the person who offers the most persuasive justification for what he calls Rockville’s “trash subsidy policy.”