As I posted earlier, I was away for the weekend, so I’m getting second-hand accounts from neighbors. We’re talking crackling sounds, a loud boom and fire trucks at 5 a.m.
Bottom line is the whole block is without internet, so I’m seeking refuge here. Pain in the arse, but when I feel sorry for myself —-which I do quite a bit —— I think about the latest victims of what’s been one mother of a spring storm season.
Catching up:
*Gov. Perdue punts on broadband bill;
*The Rhino’s Scott Yost reports more questionable activity on the part of Guilford County Manager Brenda Jones Fox, who reportedly altered bids after the process had been closed;
*N&R site is down, but yesterday’s print edition had a story on the City of Greensboro setting aside land for commercial development plus and editorial endorsing that strategy;
*High Point City Council spikes recycling facility;
*Commander Hood says the GOP presidential nomination is down to Romney, Pawlenty and Perry;
*Yes!Weekly’s Jordan Green examines the City of Greensboro’s energy efficiency program, funded with a $5 million federal grant.
