I have lots of books in me. Now, do I want to write any . . .
For a couple of months now -- well, eight or nine -- I've had a two-inch thick stack of papers sitting on my desk, just to the left of my monitor, a reminder that I need to mail them off to a very nice woman in Maine named Gay Grant. But for some reason I just can't bring myself to. Book - Shopping - Local Interest - Used and Rare - IPad
NSAW, JBAB help host Boy Scouts’ 100th anniversary
Naval Support Activity Washington and elements of the U.S. Marine Corps, Navy Leadership Training Site Washington and the future Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling supported Boy Scouts from across the country, converging on the nation’s capital to celebrate the centennial anniversary of the Boy Scouts of America.
Roy Jefferson: The NFL's Foot Prints in the Sand
On Sunday August 29, 2010 a picnic was held in Rock Creek Park in Washington, DC. The picnic was in the honor of the great NFL player Willie Wood. Willie was the heart and soul of those great Green Bay Packer teams led by the legendary coach Vince Lombardi. Willie was the hard hitting safety, punt return man and spark that dominated the NFL in the 60s. After a brilliant NFL career he was ...
Commander: Global Strike Command on track
BARKSDALE AIR FORCE BASE, La. — Global Strike Command is on track for fall progression to its final stage of full operational capability, its leader says.
Global Strike Command on track, its leader says
The Times had a chance to sit recently with Lt. Gen. Frank G. Klotz, the inaugural commander of Air Force Global Strike Command, charged with command of the Air Force's intercontinental ballistic missiles and strategic bombers. His command just marked its first birthday.
McDonnell names members of military panel
Lawmakers, retired military service members and businesspeople will serve on Gov. Bob McDonnell's latest commission, on military and national security facilities. The governor today announced members of the panel, whose responsibilities include identifying ways to retain and increase military and national security facilities in Virginia.
Phil Mendelson's challengers try to break through a 12-year legacy
In Clark Ray's back pocket is a wrinkled photo of the man he wants to replace on the D.C. Council. He pulls it out for prospective voters and asks, with a hint of Southern twang, "Do you know who this is? I bet he's never knocked on your door and asked for your vote. I'm doing both today." United States - Phil Mendelson - Recreation - Police - Bolling Air Force Base
Only On 9: DC's Streetcar Project Halted For Now
Sources tell 9NEWS NOW the $25 million project will be mothballed, while DDOT insists trains will still be running by 2012.
DC Man Convicted of Abusing Child
A Washington man has been found guilty of nearly killing a 2-year-old boy he was supposed to be caring for at Bolling Air Force Base.
DC man convicted of abusing child in his care
WASHINGTON — A Washington man has been found guilty of nearly killing a 2-year-old boy he was supposed to be caring for at Bolling Air Force Base. Federal prosecutors said Thursday that 24-year-old Timothy Lloyd was convicted in U.S. District Court of first-degree cruelty to children.