Arlington wants to make alfresco dining last – Greater Greater Washington

Ray Coulombe September 16, 2021 Connecticut restaurants Leave a comment 8 Views

Outdoor Dining at the Courthouse on Park (ing) Day 2012 by BeyondDC under a Creative Commons license.

Should Connecticut Avenue become “normal” again?

Traffic jams have resumed on Connecticut Avenue in northwestern DC, but some residents say they don’t want to reestablish a reversible lane or reclaim the road space used for alfresco dining for cars. (NBC4)

Uptown Theater could make a comeback

DC’s iconic Uptown Theater was built in 1936 and closed at the end of AMC’s lease in March 2020. However, Landmark Theaters is considering reopening the historic Cleveland Park Theater. (Urban Turf)

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Latisha Johnson is a transportation planner and graduate student at Morgan State University. His interest in planning stems from a desire to create an inclusive, sustainable and just built environment. Latisha is originally from North Carolina and currently lives in Silver Spring.


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