For some folks, Tuesday, January 20 was drive-home day after the three-day, Martin Luther King Day weekend. But for the lucky few who didn’t need to hit the road that day, it was a time to take a break from skiing and boarding and watch history being made. For the folks gathered in the Foxfire Grill in the Village, all TVs were tuned to the historic inauguration of incoming president Barack Obama.
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