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Bus Commute changes ahead with Silver Line debut; Icicles on Roof could damage shingles

Your daily news round up for Northern Virginia for Monday, Feb. 17.

By Shelby Robinson

What Northern Virginia bus riders can expect their commute to be like once the Silver Line opens
(Washington Post)

 

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Icicles hanging from your roof could mean shingle damage, but getting rid of icicles is fairly simple
(WTOP)

 

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Credit card debt can help the poor by boosting their credit scores
(New York Times)

 

More than 74,000 Virginians signed up for healthcare through federal insurance, most of which are between 18 and 34 years old
(Loudoun Times Mirror)

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So far, 18 deer have been sterilized in Fairfax County
(Washington Post)

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