& more in this week's round up of posts.
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What should not be on the chopping Block in the suburbs. CaBi proves its popularity, but supply may not be keeping up with demand. Exploring dirt bike culture & safety in the District. What are ANCs & why are they important to our communities in DC? Missives from the beach (including a pup photo). Play GGWash Junctions #14.
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Addison Del Mastro (Contributor) • August 26, 2025
The closure of The Block in Annandale raises an important question about how we view suburbs. That question is not “more housing, yea or nay?”, but whether or not these maturing yet aging places are mere candidates for redevelopment, or are a legitimate kind of place of their own.
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Samuel Littauer (Contributor) • August 27, 2025
Capital Bikeshare recorded 705,343 trips in July, an increase of 19.7% from July 2024. Annual ridership in 2025 is up 27.1% from the same time in 2024.
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Madeleine Voth, Winnie Chan • August 25, 2025
In DC, some ride dirt bikes and ATVs on public roads as a creative outlet. Dirt bike culture, safety, and law enforcement have a complex intersection.
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Tyler Davis • August 28, 2025
An ANC’s real strength comes from the communities it builds, and its ability to provide an avenue for residents to come together. This is only possible when community members know about ANCs and feel motivated to engage.
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Dan Reed (Maryland Policy Director), Alex Baca (DC Policy Director), Kai Hall (DC Policy Manager) • August 28, 2025
This week: some light-lift ways to Do Something—even from the beach!—to help increase the number of homes in our region, decrease the trips people take by car, make all of it safer (including getting your ticket for our Fall Mixer, less than a month away).
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BeyondDC • August 28, 2025
Another Thursday, another game for Washington urbanists. Junctions #14 is here!
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