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Inauguration 2009
'It won't be pleasant'
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'It won't be pleasant'
Commuters face packed roads, Metro around Washington for Obama’s Inauguration

On a typical weekday, hundreds of thousands of people commute to the nation’s capital, snarling roads and packing subway trains and buses during peak hours.

  • Complete Inauguration Coverage
  • Poll: Do you plan to go to D.C. on Inauguration Day?

    Story by AP/Photo by Associated Press
  •   LATEST INAUGURATION HEADLINES
    Obamas in town ahead of inauguration; seek to get settled for start of school Obamas in town ahead of inauguration; seek to get settled for start of school
    Weighty issues like the presidential inauguration and the economic stimulus package are pending, but the first order of business for President-elect Barack Obama’s family is to get settled in Washington quickly to prepare for the start of school for his two daughters. more »
    Website lets women register their inaugural dress Website lets women register their inaugural dress
    WASHINGTON (AP) — Ladies, picture this: You search for weeks before finding the perfect gown for an inaugural ball. You’re thrilled; its silhouette and color are exactly what you had imagined. more »
    BET, TV One plan extensive inauguration coverage
    NEW YORK — BET and TV One, the television networks aimed primarily at a black audience, haven’t paid much attention to presidential inaugurations before. This time will be different. more »
    An Obama inaugural ball will be only for military
    HONOLULU (AP) — President-elect Barack Obama will have a Commander in Chief’s Ball during his inauguration with military personnel, their spouses and those wounded fighting in the ongoing wars in Iraq and Afghanistan as guests. more »
    Library plans to collect sermons for inauguration
    WASHINGTON (AP) — Inauguration-week sermons would be videotaped to highlight Barack Obama’s rise to power in an unprecedented quest by the Library of Congress to capture this transfer of power for posterity. more »
    ENORMOUS UNDERTAKING ENORMOUS UNDERTAKING
    State company creates floats for President-elect Obama’s inaugural parade
    LANHAM (AP) — Saws are buzzing in the cavernous warehouse where a Maryland company is fast at work on making parade floats it has provided for presidential inaugurations since Harry Truman’s in 1949. more »
      MORE HEADLINES
  • DC vendors rally to protest Inauguration Day rules
  • Spirits soar as Harley-Davidson prepares inaugural motorcycles
  • Inauguration-goers secure train tickets to once-in-a-lifetime event
  • Can you hear me now?
  • Metro: Leave extra early on Inauguration Day
  • MARC train and bus services gear up for inauguration
  • Obama set to speak in Baltimore; city expects 150K to attend
  • Record or not, no head count planned for inaugural
  • Obama to arrive in Washington by train
  • Wordsmiths see inauguration’s poetic possibilities
  • MontCo schools to close for inauguration; Baltimore schools to close, too
  • Obama’s inauguration will be a four-day affair
  • Senators object to later alcohol sales for inauguration
  • Nightclub owners hope to profit from inauguration
  • Will recession mean a toned-down inauguration?
  • Washington business booms ahead of historic inauguration
  • Going to an inaugural ball? There's one simple rule for guys: Keep tux classic
  •   WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU
  • Going to Obama's inauguration?
  •   INAUGURATION BLOG
    Inauguration Blog Getting there is one thing, but once you're there ...
    Staff Bloggers

    Sure, it seems like everyone and their brother is heading to the inauguration.
      INAUGURATION: RESOURCES/LINKS TO KNOW
  • Joint Congressional Committee on Inaugural Ceremonies
  • Official site: Barack Obama
  • Tickets, parade bands, balls: An inaugural how-to
  • MARC Train - Brunswick line
  • Metrorail system map
  • What's the weather like on Inauguration Day?
  •   2008 ELECTION RESULTS
  • MAP: Precinct-by-Precinct
  • 6th Congressional District
  • Board of Education
  • McCain carries FredCo
  • State voters approve slots
  • MAP: Presidential, state-by-state
  •   ELECTION MULTIMEDIA
    Videos
  • Election night sights & sounds
  • Election director sums it up
  • Special edition election webcast

    Videos ... at the polls
  • Emmitsburg
  • Thurmont
  • Mount Airy
  • Burkittsville
  • Frederick
  • Brunswick
  • Adamstown

    Slide show
  • Images from Election Day

    Audio slide show
  • "Yell." "Cry." "Dreamed." "Euphoric." Waymon Wright puts into words his feelings on Barack Obama's historic night.
  •   VOTER RESOURCES
  • How Frederick County voted in past elections
  • Retail Lottery Sales for Frederick County
  • League of Women Voters Primary Election Guide
  • Contributions made to candidates in 6th district race (as of 10/15/2008)
  • Polling place locator
  •   NATIONAL HEADLINES
      POLITICAL NOTES - REPORTER'S NOTEBOOK
    Meg Tully
    Political Notes — Happy (political) holidays
    Published on December 26, 2008
    With Christmas just past and New Year's coming up, I asked members of Frederick County's delegation of state lawmakers if there was anyone to whom they'd like to send special holiday wishes. more »




    Daily Poll

    If the following folks were running for mayor of Frederick, who would you vote for?

    Jennifer Dougherty (D; former mayor)
    Marcia Hall (D; current alderwoman)
    Jeff Holtzinger (R; current mayor)
    Jason Judd (D; labor organizer)
    David Koontz (D; current alderman
    Donna Kuzemchak (D; current alderwoman)
    Jack Lynch (D; information technology)
    Alan Imhoff (R; current alderman)
    Clint Hoffman (R; business owner)
    Randy McClement (R; business owner)
    Ron Young (D; former mayor)
    Other (post a comment below)
    Not sure


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