Sad News July 30, 2007

When you work in the news business, you get used to hearing sad stories. However, there was a story we shared with you on the 4 that affected me more than usual.
Police found the remains of three babies at a home in Ocean City, Maryland. The discovery came after authorities found the body of a [...]

Dangerous Intersections July 25, 2007

I’ve recently started walking more in this city, and for the most part I enjoy it.
If you follow the signs, walk with the lights and pretty much stay on the sidewalks, you think you’re OK.
I remember growing up as a kid in this city, I remember by dad telling me, “It’s not the lights that [...]

Sports scandals July 24, 2007

I love sports, especially football. GO SKINS!
I want to know when will the adjective “professional” truly become part of the vernacular of the people hired in sports organizations?
More recently Benoit, and dozens of pro-wrestlers dying over the years before the age of 45; Vick and the alleged dog fightings; Donaghy’s alleged betting on the games [...]

Something In The Water… July 19, 2007

A nonprofit environmental group announced today new concerns being raised about the safety of D.C.’s tap water.
It says that chlorine toxins found in the city’s water can lead to cancer, reproductive problems and developmental delays and birth defects in children.
Environmental groups have said the findings highlight a nationwide problem for making river water safe, and [...]

Pool Safety July 18, 2007

In the cold winter, you longed for sunny days.But by now, you’re probably sick of the heat, and a dip in the pool can sound like the perfect cure.
As a kid, I practically lived at the pool during the summer months. I still remember thinking pool time was too short and break time too long. [...]