Good news is there's room in the electrical panel for new breakers.

*shrug*The good news is every insurance, boiler, city code, fire marshall, nuclear board, etc inspection I've dealt with resulting in pass or fail with detailed list of non-conformances.

I saw the news about the law in Portland via a daily real estate site I watch and was curious what would cause this type of law to be enacted so I could watch for signs of something similar coming my way in the future.

I thought I saw Inventory standing in line at the planning and Development office with its piggy bank shelling over its last quarter hoping that the wetland study comes back with good news before it goes bust.

Ask the applicant to tell you the bad news before you pull.If they lie, don't go further.I can deal with a lot of stuff, but basic untruthfulness is a constant that won't change.I've rented to felons and low-income people and, since I can't ask, those without legal presence in the USA. 

More bad news?

I informed him verbally at first before providing documentation as a more personal way of breaking the news as things have been friendly so far in all previous dealings.

Portsmouth and Newport News are 2 peas in a pod.

Remember it from the news?

That was very disappointing news, but OK, fine.