Kansas City Star
Engineers have resumed a daredevil exterior inspection of the Washington Monument to look for damage caused by last month's earthquake.Team members began climbing out of the windows of the monument about 10:30 a.m. Thursday.During the inspection, the...
Voice of America
Jeff Comer stopped to watch on his way to work. "I knew they were looking at the earthquake damage, but then I saw this guy up on the monument and I have never seen anybody up there before," he said. "It's really cool!" Bonnie Saxen and a friend,...
The New York Times
Add this to the list of pressing concerns in the nation's capital: on Tuesday it was dealing with cracks in one of its best-known symbols. Doug Mills/The New York Times Rangers closely inspect the Washington Monument following last month's earthquake.
Courier & Press
The television networks got their news tip early -- at last they would have a Washington newsbreak truly made-for-TV. So, at sunrise Tuesday, their mobile satellite broadcast trucks clustered at the base of the towering icon that the world knows as...
Charlotte Observer Online
Structural engineers are expected to begin rappelling down the Washington Monument to check on damage caused by last month's earthquake. The inspection of the monument's exterior was delayed a day because of lightning. A team worked for several hours...
Associated Press
An engineer who is part of team inspecting the exterior of the Washington Monument says the job is a highlight of her career. Emma Cardini, who is 32 and from Melrose, Mass., said Thursday that she got the opportunity to learn how to climb up and...
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