Pennsylvania, West Virginia sneaking into parts of eastern West Virginia. Everything is moving to the east, southeast. Notice these showers are losing a bit of their punch as they approach romney in West Virginia passing kaiser. That one is weakening as well. Locally the fog a bit of an issue up in frederick. Shenandoah valley you go to luray we have quartermile visibility. We have to watch these hours for another hour, hour and a half. Temps are muggy. Low 60s in winchester and cumberland and hagerstown. 70 in washington. 68 at pax river and 72 in easton. Going to the mid to upper 80s. Watch out for the afternoon thunderstorm threat. Watch out for some traffic issues this morning. Monika, those pictures from d. C. Are unbelievable. Pretty incredible. This car was completely totaled. It happened just before 4 00 this morning in northeast d. C. , the 1400 block of florida avenue. So 14th and florida. You can see the entire intersection is shut down. It was this single vehicle involved.
Percent, the more potential growth we are coming down. The problems get structurally embedded. Look at longterm unemployed and youth unemployment. Mr. Taylor, the economy has changed since the recession. Many workers dont possess the necessary skills to meet the available job openings. Are we looking at permanently higher unemployment for some time to come . I dont think we are. The problem with the Unemployment Rate remaining high with job growth hardly keeping up with the population could change. It depends very much on policy. To me, it is not so much second gear although i like the analogy. It is more this big heavyweight on the back of the car that is slowing the economy down. I think a lot of it is the policy. You could look back at previous expansions. Deep recession in the early 80s, growth was five percent per year. It has been 2. 2 in this recovery. It is dramatic. I think you could learn from history about what to do. You dont think we are going to remain in permanently high
This week, the municipality rolled out the mat and announced a number of other annual initiatives that locals have come to expect in Cobourg’s summer season.
Mayor Lucas Cleveland says the decision to not staff Victoria Beach with lifeguard services again this summer will save the town between $140,000 to $150,000.
Flags across the Town of Cobourg will be lowered to half-staff in honour of the passing of former Chief Administrative Officer and long time town employee Steven Robinson, the municipality announced Monday afternoon.