Eric Saul is a local architect in Takoma Park, MD. He is also the creator of the satirical publication The Takoma Torch, and the beekeeper of The Nimbee.

This week on Do Something: join us for happy hours this month; go vote in Falls Church and Gaithersburg; crosstown bus lanes and Comp Plan open houses; a win for townhomes in MoCo; and Prince George’s ...

Quirk thrives in the cracks–in the messy mix of uses, people, and incomes that make a place feel alive. The irony is that to preserve Takoma Park’s quirky character, we may have to break from the ...

Homebuyer assistance program in College Park sees 100th buyer. Alley housing zoning changes delayed in DC. Office-to-residential conversion pitched in Courthouse.

Follow a Ward 2 Advisory Neighborhood Commissioner’s trips around the region for the National Week Without Driving.

Join our sixth Planners of Color Happy hour. Add your voice to the next phase of the DC 2050 planning. Dig into the past with the Montgomery County History Conference. Ride (or walk) for Your Life and ...

Greater Greater Washington builds informed and civically engaged communities who believe in a growing and inclusive Washington region and speak up for livable communities for all.

Peter Wood is a runner, cyclist, and international telecommunications analyst who also serves as Advisory Neighborhood Commissioner in DC’s Adams Morgan neighborhood. He previously held a postdoctoral ...

Transit Diaries is a series in which residents of the Washington region track how they get around for a week, shedding light on what’s working well and not so well with our transportation systems. We ...

Autonomous vehicles are a frontline for how society considers safety and responsibility, in an age when technology increasingly makes its own decisions. Unlike the direction much federal data is going ...

Task force recommends funding increase for WMATA. Government shutdown heightens housing issues in Washington region. New design for Baltimore’s Key Bridge nearly done.

Greater Greater Washington builds informed and civically engaged communities who believe in a growing and inclusive Washington region and speak up for livable communities for all.