Entries from DCist tagged with 'jackjohnson'
April 1, 2008
It seems like just yesterday we were scratching our heads and wondering what this mythical "v fest" creature we'd heard of could possibly be. A large-scale music festival that doesn't require a plane ticket? Our brain grapes were smashed at the thought! The first year (a one day event headlined by The Who and the Flaming Lips) went over well, and last year's bigger, better and greener approach was another notch in Richard Branson's belt.......
Continue Reading "Headliners for 3rd Annual Virgin Mobile Festival Announced"April 11, 2007
Good morning, Washington. Chilly and rainy, huh? So that's how nature wants to play it? Fine. You know what? We're glad that Al Gore's stupid eco-concert series isn't coming to D.C. And that MTBE leak in Frederick? We were going to provide an environmentally-minded link, but now we're thinking better of it. Your free ride is over, Mother Nature! No more PageRank-boosting blog mentions until you cut this crap out. P.G. Hospital Set To......
Continue Reading "Morning Roundup: Harrowed Hospital Edition"November 9, 2005
Good morning, Washington. Today's weather is likely to match Jerry Kilgore's mood: lousy. That's right, the results are in, and Virginia's new governor is Democrat Tim Kaine. Kaine beat Kilgore by six percentage points in the culmination of a brutally negative race that turned dirty, then got even dirtier. Frankly, we're glad it's over. The Post has complete election results for Virginia here; Maryland's results are here. Group Surveils Day Laborers: The situation surrounding illegal......
Continue Reading "Morning Roundup: New Governor Edition"September 17, 2004
University of Maryland students in College Park are up in arms over a propoal to which would force liquor stores to close at 12 midnight seven nights a week. The stores are currently open until 2 or 2:30 a.m., according to WTOP. The change was proposed by Prince George's County Executive Jack Johnson, who said that he would ask the General Assembly in Annapolis to institute the change as part of an effort to cut......
Continue Reading "Liquor Stores Might Close Earlier in PG County"
