Posts by Amy Ginsburg — Guest Contributor

Amy Ginsburg, who has lived within two miles of White Flint for most of her life, is the executive director of Friends of White Flint. She has three decades of advocacy, nonprofit management, marketing, and fundraising experience and is passionate about creating a walkable, bikeable, transit-friendly, sustainable Pike District.

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  To make White Flint better for business, make the streets safer

  WalkingBy Amy Ginsburg (Guest Contributor), Pete Tomao (Contributor) July 7, 2017 30

  In 2010, Montgomery County passed the White Flint Master Plan with hopes to turn the area into a transit-oriented destination. Today, it's one of the busiest places for walking in the county, but the walkable urban streets have yet to materialize.  Keep reading…

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  8 ways to make it easier to walk around North Bethesda… or anywhere, really

  WalkingBy Pete Tomao (Contributor), Amy Ginsburg (Guest Contributor) September 21, 2016 47

  The North Bethesda neighborhood of White Flint is in the midst of transition from car-oriented suburb to a vibrant, mixed-use community. But the area still has a ways to go. Here are eight ways to make walking around White Flint safer and easier to walk around that wouldn’t require major investments.   Keep reading…

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  White Flint’s holiday gift: a safe Old Georgetown Road

  RoadsBy Kelly Blynn (Contributor), Amy Ginsburg (Guest Contributor) January 9, 2015 18

  White Flint residents were frustrated to hear that Maryland transportation officials wanted to push a wide, eight-lane road through the new urban center they anticipated. But on Christmas Eve, they got an early holiday gift: Old Georgetown Road will get to be a boulevard after all. Montgomery County’s award-winning master plan for White Flint, approved in 2010, would…  Keep reading…