Good morning, D.C. That wasn’t too bad, was it? We got our projected inch of snow (more or less), but for the most part civilization continues. You can find a list of closings and delays here — the most notable is probably the two hour delay announced by District schools. But the snow isn’t the only problem they’re facing: yesterday more than three dozen D.C. schools experienced heat problems, and this morning three are…

Good morning, Washington. February’s almost upon us, and the D.C. Board of Education is still here. But for how much longer? Yesterday we mentioned the board’s attempt at self-preservation. Today the Post brings word that their counter-proposal may be a tougher sell than they had anticipated: an audit of the city’s finances returned generally positive results… except in the school system. Within it auditors found resistance and sloppiness that, if not corrected, could ultimately…

So, who took place in yesterday’s National Night Out? I have to admit that a combination of the heat and roundup duties kept me from joining my neighbors and local police officers in the barbeque and walk of the area that took place last night. But surely some of you participated in your own neighborhoods’ Night Out events. How was it? Area Survives Heat, For Now: Today’s Post covers the heatwave in the Metro section’s…