We're introducing a new All Life Is Local column today: Weekly News Notes. In this column we report news of note that's happened over the past week. Area news, national news, health news, tech news -- there's a little of many things in News Notes.
This column is still in its experimental and formative states, so let us know what you think about News Notes. Would you like to see more notes on a particular subject, for instance? And if you note something yourself that might be good for this column, please comment in the section below.
Bill Adler and Peggy Robin
All Life Is Local and The Cleveland Park Listserv
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Proposed DC streetcar routes: http://bit.ly/spoAK5
Postal service to implement cuts next spring that will result in slower first class mail delivery: http://n.pr/w1BEid
Traffic congestion continues to get worse in the DC area: http://bit.ly/ua7LZt
Cheese may not increase cholesterol: http://bit.ly/scUqvu
If you've noticed broken multi-meter parking stations, you're not alone: http://bit.ly/vvtpMk
Brakes put on the proposal to limit vehicles to 15 mph in DC residentialneighborhoods: http://bit.ly/uVyMSc
Which is more dangerous, driving drunk or high?: http://slate.me/sIGV9c
This column is still in its experimental and formative states, so let us know what you think about News Notes. Would you like to see more notes on a particular subject, for instance? And if you note something yourself that might be good for this column, please comment in the section below.
Bill Adler and Peggy Robin
All Life Is Local and The Cleveland Park Listserv
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Proposed DC streetcar routes: http://bit.ly/spoAK5
Postal service to implement cuts next spring that will result in slower first class mail delivery: http://n.pr/w1BEid
Traffic congestion continues to get worse in the DC area: http://bit.ly/ua7LZt
Cheese may not increase cholesterol: http://bit.ly/scUqvu
If you've noticed broken multi-meter parking stations, you're not alone: http://bit.ly/vvtpMk
Brakes put on the proposal to limit vehicles to 15 mph in DC residentialneighborhoods: http://bit.ly/uVyMSc
Which is more dangerous, driving drunk or high?: http://slate.me/sIGV9c
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