Commute. Rush hour, day one, for metro silver line. Into the busying station. The 2. 9 billion rail line has seen delays and great anticipation, but today saw its first weekday riders. Ive been waiting a long time. Walked into the station and got run onto a train. Little more, its a expensive, but im willing to pay for it. Its just more convenient. To hisick is commuting job as a paralegal in d. C. He considers himself the testing out phase of this new way to get to work. I will try it again, a couple of different options to see what works best timewise for me. To see what the different routes work the best for me. Is ae silverlight financial boon for tim buchholz. Taking it will save him 10 to 15 everyday. I take the green line, which is five dollars or more. The bus from loudoun is a dollar. As of 10 00 a. M. , 4700 people enter the system, making it the 12th busiest station in the rail line. It was expected, in terms of ridership projections one year out, but to see that kind of str
How health and fitness are emerging from the pandemic
Tara Ryan Nowak and Jared Boyle, from left, Ashlie Montana Zeidler and Tim Buchholz
Tara Ryan Nowak had reason to celebrate last March, though that was also paired with some apprehension. On March 16 she passed her certification test to be a personal trainer. The former owner of Sweet Lolaâs downtown had completed her transformation from cupcake baker into a certified fitness professional who completes in figure bodybuilding competitions.Â
The transformation wasnât easy. Sheâd been unhappy with the weight sheâd gained, understandable considering she worked in a bakery that she owned. One day, sheâd had enough and after some research found personal trainer Jared Boyle. She was stressed, had no energy and felt like life was getting away from her. It was impacting her marriage and her business. âI looked at him and said âI will do whatever you want me to do,â Nowak told City Pages she sai