If you don’t have time to check the news every few hours and want to know what’s going on with the storms (and don’t we all after last year?) go to the National Hurricane Center website and subscribe to their RSS feeds instead.
You do need an RSS reader (I use SharpReader) and you need to get a separate feed for each storm, but it looks to be really handy if you already use RSS readers for blogs or news (or anything else for that matter).
Expressway Authority Considering Rate Hikes
Terry Howard Looks like Linda Stewart had a moment of clarity and is suggesting that we "delay" this toll...
ryaninc Yep, one of the places we go fairly often is about 15 minutes faster to get to by taking 408. But those tolls...
seen about town…
Michelle Snow Thanks for sharing that ryaninc – nice to see a business with a tongue-in-cheek sense of humor.
ryaninc Heh, maybe that’s just it. They paid all kinds of money for it, so they couldn’t afford a reprint...
Dining Shorts: Sushi, Chili and No More Food at The Globe
kellyfitz I have an idea for how to utilize The Globe! I used to go to this place called The Go Lounge back in the...
