March 26, 2008
Go Home Already: Bright and Bold
>> The District is posting additional officers around Nationals Park during the baseball season, at a cost of more than $1 million. [WTOP]
>> Ford's Theatre is getting $10 million from the D.C. government to launch a new Center for Education and Leadership, among other things. [City Desk]
>> The installation of new signs to direct drivers to Nationals Park will mean three northbound lanes on the 14th Street Bridge and the Route 1 ramp onto 14th Street NW will be closed starting at 8 p.m. All lanes should be back open by 5 a.m. [Free Ride]
>> "Next week is Root Canal Awareness Week!" [Gov Gab]
>> Supporters of the Tysons Tunnel have withdrawn their lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Transportation. [Examiner]
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You have to be pretty stupid to not be aware that you've had a root canal.
Hm. There seems to be a painful hole in my molar.
Seeing as their lawsuit accomplished their mission of killing the Tysons rail project completely, doesn't seem much point in continuing it. Even if the Feds came up with the money for a tunnel project, they'd sue to have it replaced with an elaborate pneumatic tube system because underground rail would threaten the Tysons ecosystem, including a species of rare subterranean photosensitive mole people.
If Richmond and the Feds ever come up with the money, I'm sure they'll be back.