Posts from July 2017
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Join us on August 15 for a happy hour in Silver Spring
Don't forget to save the date for our next happy hour in Silver Spring. Join us Tuesday, August 15 from 6 to 8 pm at Kaldi's Social House, located at 918 Silver Spring Avenue in downtown Silver Spring. Keep reading…
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Going cashless may hurt low income families the most
What’s in your wallet? It’s more than just a popular slogan now that some area restaurants are going or have already gone cashless (meaning they don't accept cash), which puts some customers in a bind. Beyond limiting dining options, going cashless also has broader implications for low income citizens. Keep reading…
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Why don’t all state roads in Maryland have sidewalks?
Many state roads in Maryland don’t have any sidewalks. At best, that means they’re a hostile or unsafe place to walk. At worst, you may not be able to walk there at all. Why aren’t there more sidewalks? The state is legally obligated to build and maintain roads but not sidewalks, so they’re often patchy at best. Keep reading…
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Breakfast links: Silver Line falls short on ridership
Three years after its opening, the Silver Line is bringing in the developers but not the riders. DC Public Schools' high principal turnover is bad for academics. One non-profit service provider is investing in, rather than selling, its valuable property on increasingly expensive 14th Street. Keep reading…
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Montgomery County rejects incentives to build more affordable housing in Bethesda
Montgomery County wants to encourage developers to build more affordable housing in downtown Bethesda. But due to pressure from neighbors, the County Council voted to allow less affordable housing and shorter buildings instead. Keep reading…
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Build the Purple Line, visit more breweries
Whether you're into running, cycling, library visits, or University of Maryland sports, the Purple Line is going to be your friend. Keep reading…
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Building of the Week: Dulles International Airport
Although Dulles Airport may seem somewhat mundane to Greater Washington residents, its main terminal is an iconic example of mid-century architecture in civil design. It was the first airport in the United States designed for commercial jet use, revolutionizing air travel. Keep reading…
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A town center in White Oak may finally take shape
Eastern Montgomery County has long waited for the jobs and economic opportunities other parts of this affluent county take for granted. Now, a new town center and research park might finally get off the ground. Keep reading…