Posts tagged Ward 3
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Do Something: The week of March 4, 2024
This week on Do Something: historic preservation in Chevy Chase; budget season in DC; Montgomery County ditches parking minimums; and the 2000s are back (in a bad way). Keep reading…
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Our 2022 Advisory Neighborhood Commissioner endorsements in Ward 3
Here’s who GGWash endorsed in the 2022 election for Advisory Neighborhood Commissioner in Ward 3. Keep reading…
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How GGWash will make endorsements in the 2022 general election
Here’s how Greater Greater Washington’s general election endorsements process will unfold this year. Keep reading…
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Breakfast links: Decreased turnout on first day of Maryland’s early voting
Early voting gets off to a slow start in Maryland primary. FAA to give Dulles Airport $49.6 million for new 14-gate commuter concourse. How should NPS revitalize part of Alexandria’s Daingerfield Island? And more in today’s Breakfast links. Keep reading…
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While USDOT showcases dangerous trucks, DC Council passes higher annual fees for their drivers
DC’s new vehicle fee structure is included in the final FY 2023 budget. It will yield up to $10 million per year. Keep reading…
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UPDATED: Our endorsement for Ward 3 DC Council
GGWash endorses Matt Frumin for Ward 3 Council, following the lead of our previously-endorsed candidate, Ben Bergmann, who dropped out of the race on June 14, 2022. Keep reading…
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Read the responses DC Council candidates submitted to our endorsements questionnaire
ELECTION 2022: We’ve posted the responses we received from DC Council candidates to our endorsements questionnaire. Keep reading…
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Watch: Ward 3 DC Council candidates’ forum
Ward 3 DC Council candidates took the virtual stage on April 4 to discuss housing, transportation, and land use issues. Keep reading…
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Bowser announces surge of affordable housing funds in next year’s budget
Mayor Muriel Bowser announced Monday that the budget she will propose to DC Council this week will include $400 million for the Housing Production Trust Fund (HPTF), DC’s primary program for building affordable housing. Keep reading…
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The Historic Preservation board reversed its decision and designated Colony Hill as a historic district
For six days, it looked like the District’s Historic Preservation Review Board may have finally voted against a historic district application for the first time in its known history. But after a reconvened meeting, four board members changed their votes and designated Colony Hill as the latest historic district in DC. Keep reading…