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** Here's our roundup of "must-read" posts from the week:
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You might think, with a major holiday looming, that the news would slow down. This week's "must-read" articles, however, tell a different story.

For instance, the Mount Vernon Trail could get some much needed upgrades to make it safer for users, if the National Park Service's recommendations for the trail come to fruition.

Also this week, WMATA announced that you can now use your iPhone to gain access to the Metro. Our contributors had a lot to say about that.

The Maryland Transit Administration announced proposed service changes that some city officials and transit advocates say could disrupt bus and rail service for many riders in Baltimore, and beyond.

Meanwhile in DC, we take a look how privatization in public housing has played out over the years.

Finally, as the District's population swelled in the late 1930s and the early 1940s, so did traffic congestion. We unpack the story of how many officials and companies were excited about the prospect of building a subway system to fix the problem. And some of them proposed truly ambitious plans. Enjoy

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