Falls church. And on the orange, blue and silver line, at potomac avenue. This came along with some new details today about actually how bad this problem has been, consider this, says in their letter today in just the last two weeks, from april 23rd, to just yesterday, probably include today, as well, fda officials have investigated 15 safety events, nine of those have involved smoke and fire incidents. Anthony fox said he would shutdown metro if it did not adhere to these fda directives, earlier today, well, Board Chairman jack evans, he was out at the meeting, the council of governments, trying to get them to understand the severity of this problem. When it was over, we asked evans about secretary foxs words about shutting down. Evans says, he agreed with the secretary. If secretary fox degrees it is un safer, i agree with him. As you saw before, myself and the board have no reservations about shutting down the system if it is not safe. We not sending trains out there. And putting pe
Watch a documentary on street use. Attend a webinar on the climate and aging. Get an early look into Maryland road-safety legislation. Race around DC by metro. Read more in this week’s events post.
(Updated 6:15 p.m.) The residents of N. Jackson Street in Ashton Heights have gone all out again this Halloween but they're not the only ones. ARLnow also toured other parts of Arlington to size up the competition, and the surrounding neighborhoods did not disappoint. With the help of social media and some good old-fashioned investigative The residents of N. Jackson Street in Ashton Heights have gone all out again this year, but they're not the only ones.