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Greater Greater Washington is a regional news and commentary outlet focused on urban life in the Washington, DC metropolitan area. Its editorial mission centers on how cities work, with sustained attention to urban planning, transportation, housing, land use, and public policy.
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No Metro, Yes Problems: Can RFK’s transportation plan be saved? (opens the original)
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When the DC Council signed Mayor Muriel Bowser’s blank check to the Commanders last summer, details, including a transportation plan, hadn’t been hammered out. On September 23, 2026, the DC Office of Planning released a draft plan that sheds more light on layout, design, and transportation within the proposed redevelopment
Breakfast links: E-bike fleet established in Montgomery County (opens the original)
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Montgomery County buys Capital Bikeshare e-bikes This month, the county introduced 70 Capital Bikeshare e-bikes. A state grant could allow the county to purchase 55 more. (This article may be behind a paywall.) (<a href="https://www.thebanner.com/community/transportation/ebikes-montgomery-county-bikeshare-25WANTMBANB
We’re organizing the 2026 DC Week Without Driving (opens the original)
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Greater Greater Washington and the DC Transportation Equity Network are organizing the Week Without Driving campaign in DC for the fourth year in a row, from October 1 to October 8, 2026. The campaign centers nondriver experiences and invites public officials and members of the public to share their experiences using non-car modes of transportation in and
A trip to Zoning World (opens the original)
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Let’s take the family to Zoning World, the most tedious place on earth! After a long trudge through the Minimum Required Parking Lot, a terrifying tour of the Haunted <a href="“https://ggwash.org/view/74995/gen
Breakfast links: Emergency repairs ordered at apartment building on Florida Avenue NE (opens the original)
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Residents lack A/C, endure dirty stairwells in Florida Avenue building An order for emergency repairs comes after DC Attorney General Brian Schwalb filed a lawsuit, citing extreme neglect. Since early July, units have been without A/C. The building’s stairwells appear to be full of debris and human waste, and
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