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Ward who is live for us in foggy bottom. Reporter good afternoon, jim. We first reported in the 11 00 a. M. Newscast. The gentleman at the center, well, he just got out of the hospital at gw but he told us about his account and weve also spoken to metro and they say theyve got some more investigating to do. Derrick powell feels lucky. Despite the scars on his head and the injury to his back. Im thinking did i really just have to jump off of a train . To save my life . Reporter it was just before 10 00 a. M. Powell says he was rushing to catch the blue line train at Lenfant Plaza station. As he reached the platform, the doors are closing. I stuck my arm in the door to get the door to stay open. So the doors shut on me. Reporter if you ride the train, you have seen train operators do a visual check to see things are clear. Metro said the train operator got an indication the doors were not all closed so the gee give me a quick boom bo ....
Stockbridge Plain Street was a North-South connector road, there were stagecoaches as well as Revolutionary War troops moving through the village. Ethan Allen stopped and bought a knife at Bingham’s store perhaps on his way to Ticonderoga. Indeed, in the 18th century, Stockbridge was considered you guessed it a destination. ....
CONNECTIONS: Widow Bingham Tavern In 1781, Anna Bingham became the first female “victualler, inn-holder, taverner, and seller of wine” in Berkshire County. About Connections: Love it or hate it, history is a map. Those who hate history think it irrelevant; many who love history think it escapism. In truth, history is the clearest road map to how we got here: America in the 21st century. Every historian owes a debt to those who came before. We rest upon and build upon their work. This column owes a debt to an exceptional researcher, now deceased, Lion Miles. (See New England Quarterly, June 1996) ....