A protected bike lane project in Shaw is moving forward in 2022. What police reform looks like across the region. As schools reopen in MoCo, so does the debate about water bottle stations.
Today marks the 20th anniversary of Bike to Work Day. This year, the event will be a little different due to so many people working from home. Cyclists can ride to one of several “pit stops” in DC, Maryland, and Virginia.
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Malcolm Mossman is an urban planner with a passion for building sustainable and equitable cities that work for the people that live there. He is a Chicago native, former AZ and NC transplant, and current resident of DC s Crestwood neighborhood. Malcolm writes about sustainable land use policy in DC and beyond at the city-limits.net.
Gov. Larry Hogan announced he will remove all capacity restrictions on Maryland businesses starting Saturday. The only condition that will remain in place is the indoor mask order. Hogan also said 70% of adults are expected to be vaccinated by Memorial Day.
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Latisha Johnson is a transportation planner and graduate student at Morgan State University. Her interest in planning stems from a desire to create an inclusive, sustainable, and just built environment. Latisha is a North Carolina native currently living in Silver Spring.
Metro kicks off $170 million next phase of escalator replacement program. New study to examine restoring White’s Ferry service. DC announces a proposed Circulator route for Ward 7.
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