2 Fireman residents celebrate 106th and 102nd birthdays in Randolph
Marie Thomas turns 106; Rosalind Perlstein reaches 102; Fireman Community in Randolph has a party
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Marie Thomas turns 106; Rosalind Perlstein reaches 102; Fireman Community in Randolph has a party
'Very worried about next week': Airports, transit brace for more D.C. chaos POLITICO 1/16/2021 By Tanya Snyder and Stephanie Beasley © Michael A. McCoy/Getty Images TSA agents work at a security checkpoint at the Ronald Reagan National Airport on July 22, 2020 in Arlington, Va. Airlines are banning guns and suspending alcohol service. Amtrak is beefing up its police force to prepare for anti-mask riders. Airports are creating safe zones so lawmakers can escape threatening mobs. And security agencies are calling in extra agents to help keep the peace as Washington, D.C. br...
Stadium. The item was on yesterday’s agenda. The football stadium was originally named after former Superintendent Dr. Carroll Thomas and was changed three years ago. It is not know when or if the issue will be addressed at a future meeting.
common. we need help. we need more support. >> reporter: carroll thomas, a bus operator and union representative, tells us buses are too often left unprotected and the drivers are met with violence. >> i work normally east of the river and there are a lot of things that go on, the kids fighting, people throwing things, being threatened on a constant basis, operators being spit on. they'll slug you and run off the bus. >> reporter: there is frustration among bus drivers local officials aren't doing enough to protect operators and passengers. the drivers we spoke to suggest more police...
a metrobus recently. you'll recall demetrius thompson was shot and killed two weeks ago on a bus on alabama avenue in southeast. surveillance video was released of the suspect and police arrested two men in florida. >> it's becoming more and more common. we need help. we need more support of. >> reporter: carroll thomas, a bus operator and union representative tells us buses are too often left unprotected and the drivers are met with violence. >> i worked normally east of the river and there are a lot of things that go on, the kids fighting, people throwing thing, threatened on a con...