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Breakfast links: DC’s streateries aren’t going anywhere
DC planning for permanent streatery program. Arlington awarded grant for first speed cameras. Maryland won’t mandate masks for unvaccinated students, staff this fall. Keep reading…
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National links: House Democrats look to curb highway construction
Highway building is among America’s favorite pastimes, but House Democrats are looking to temper that. A look at the haunting architectural landscape of old Soviet company towns. AirBnB is hoping for a resurgence, but not everyone is cheering it on. Keep reading…
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Breakfast links: For seniors and people with disabilities, Montgomery County buses will stay free long-term
Montgomery County keeps buses free for seniors, people with disabilities. DC Public Schools will require students and staff to wear masks. Arlington establishes civilian group to oversee police. Keep reading…
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Breakfast links: Hogan’s I-270 highway expansion plan is back in business thanks to bus lane addition
Maryland’s highway plan gets second life. MPD is establishing a bike unit. Tenants protest unsanitary conditions at Alexandria apartments. Keep reading…
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Breakfast links: DC Council passes initial legislation to increase taxes on residents who earn $250,000 or more a year
A new tax increase on high-income Washingtonians gets first approval. Maryland adds bus lanes to its highway expansion project. Arlington votes to add more affordable housing. Keep reading…
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Breakfast links: A survey suggests Prince William County residents prefer Metro expansion over VRE
A survey shows Prince William County residents prefer Metro expansion over VRE. What changes will DC Council bring to the mayor’s proposed budget? Will Justice Park stay a park? Keep reading…
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Breakfast links: Work to turn Black Lives Matter Plaza into a permanent public art installation begins today
Construction on Black Lives Matter Plaza begins today (Monday). Arlington County Board votes to rename Lee Highway to Langston Boulevard. The Montgomery County Planning Board will review plans for a redevelopment project that could bring 600-home homes and retail to a now vacant site between Gaithersburg and Rockville. Keep reading…
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National links: Why we were so ready to predict coronavirus would kill cities
Reports of cities’ death have been greatly exaggerated. Emissions aren’t created equally. The conversation about returning to the office needs some nuance. Keep reading…
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Breakfast links: Maryland transportation officials say if I-270 toll lane project is cancelled, these five projects are going down with it
Maryland says it will cut road, transit projects unless toll lane plan is restored. DC lawmakers propose ranked-choice voting for elections. Arlington releases new timeline chronicling county’s racial history. Keep reading…
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Breakfast links: Metrorail service extends to midnight seven days a week starting July 18
Leaving on a midnight train to Georgia (Ave-Petworth). Part of Tysons Boulevard opens for recreation again. COVID-19 impacts Prince George’s County redistricting. Keep reading…