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Here's what's happening around Tacoma, Pierce County and South Puget Sound today..
Monday, January 5th, 2009
Posted by Scott Fontaine @ 03:15:49 pm

Are you annoyed of feeling like you're in the lunar rover when you drive home? Of course you are; that's why Jason Hagey and I wrote about Tacoma's potholes a few months ago.

Well, someone else wants to talk to you know: The History Channel. We received an email from a producer putting together a two-hour special about the country's crumbling infrastructure, and they want to hear from you if you're "directly impacted and passionate about describing the problem."

If you're interested, e-mail me at scott.fontaine@thenewstribune.com and I'll forward it on to them.

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