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CBJ Today: Youve got questions, weve got answers Want to know whats up with the Jackets going into the season? Heres the info you need by Jeff Svoboda @JacketsInsider / BlueJackets.com Each weekday this season, BlueJackets.com will post CBJ Today, a look at news, notes, analysis and fun stuff from around the Blue Jackets world. I...

The expression refers to families who have been in Washington since nearly the beginning.

It feels presumptuous to type the words, but by the time you read this, 2020 will be in the rearview. It would be an understatement to say the year just past was extraordinary. Between the pandemic and politics, 2020 presented challenges that the Ozarks and the rest of the nation have not experienced in recent memory. Much of that adversity remains, even as we hang new calendars (and burn the old ones ...). Before turning that page, however, I want to say one thing: thank you. Thank you to our ...

Loughboro Road NW is named for the man who had it built in the early 1800s John Kelly We’ve lived on Loughboro Road NW for over 35 years and have occasionally wondered where the name comes from for this fairly short and twisty stretch of D.C. roadway. Recently on the Capital Crescent Trail in Bethesda, I came across a plaque near the junction of Massachusetts Avenue and Little Falls Parkway. It describes Loughborough Mill, a flour mill built by Nathan Loughborough. Notwithstan...

Fire departments regularly respond to calls of cooking smoke. Written By: Answer Man | × I cook a lot and sometimes that results in filling my small apartment with cooking smoke. I am fortunate in that my smoke detectors arent connected to the rest of the buildings and the smoke alarms dont alert the fire department. I am unfortunate in that the two windows in my apartment are placed in a way that doesnt allow air flow. (My front door opens to the outside but that doesnt seem to help with ve...

"Dantes Peak is constructed about as skillfully as a disaster movie can be, and there were times when I found it working for me, sort of. But hasnt this genre pretty much been played out to the point of exhaustion? Once you know the premise (volcano, tornado, killer bees) you can guess the story line. Starting in this case with a volcano, we know there will be: --Ominous portents of doom on a seemingly ordinary day, such as people being boiled alive in a hot springs, too many dead trees in the ...

Authenticated. >> salvator mundi. whats going to happen with this wet weather? will it hold off? answer man, cnn meteorologist chad myers looking at the forecast. what do you see? >> i see saturday just being a mess if youre traveling. thats one of the early travel days. today is pretty good. rain in the northeast. things will eventually dry out by midday. this weather brought to you by have jared. the galleria of jewelry. we will take you day by day. for tomorrow, snow in the rockies. major s...

-- questions or hell bring mr. price around as his answer man. >> slight correction, we do know the president does read a stack of clippings of press coverage of him. >> and maybe some chyrons on the t. >> robert costa reported that yesterday. but to me this is where the rubber hits the road on health care. health care cannot be legislated or dealt with in bumper stickers and soundbites. >> i dont think trump cares. hes going to steam roll over them and say no, i promise you, this is going to re...

Answering specific conversation -- questions or hell bring mr. price around as his answer man. >> slight correction, we do know the president does read a stack of clippings of press coverage of him. >> and maybe some chyrons on the t. >> robert costa reported that yesterday. but to me this is where the rubber hits the road on health care. health care cannot be legislated or dealt with in bumper stickers and soundbites. >> yorci dont think trump care. hes going to steam roll over them and say no,...