AT&T is planning to modify its existing cell towers on the water tank at 11400 Woodglen Drive in the White Flint area. They will replace six antennas with new ones, the tips of which will be a maximum height of 113' above ground level. AT&T also plans to add new remote radio head units to the water tank. The tank and towers are in view of several residential buildings, particularly North Bethesda Market, which is diagonally across the street.
Dyer is scooped. Hallelujah, Bethesda saved. BB is reporting a movie theater is coming back to downtown. Robert, how could you get scooped on your favorite subject?
ReplyDelete2:57: I reported that over a month ago, dumbass. Big question, why aren't you commenting on BB that "Robert Dyer reported this 34 days, 14 hours and 39 minutes ago," moron? Good God, what a dumbass. Punch yourself, ******.
ReplyDelete2:57: Not only did I not get scooped, having reported the scoop over a month ago, but we are not "saved" because a 1-screen theater is not a cineplex. It's unclear how they would afford to show first-run movies, as you cannot cover the cost of film with only one screen. Maybe the MoCo cartel will step in and subsidize them like they subsidize all of my competitors these days?
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