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Take mindfulness outside and join us on a fall walk! Begin the day mindfully and enjoy fall foliage on a nature walk with our experienced volunteer. We will start at the plaza outside the Courthouse Library, walk to Rocky Run Park where we will have a guided meditation before returning. In the event of weather

Are you planning on traveling by Metro train this weekend? Here’s what will be impacting your Metro ride.

The pandemic dealt Metro a huge blow, but ridership can bounce back. Cultivating more rail and bus users will require local funding and adaptation to new normal travel patterns.

Four different proposed Metrorail realignments would accommodate four different models of mobility in the region. Some are more visionary than others.

Metro announced that the West Hyattsville, Hyattsville Crossing, College Park-U of Md. and Greenbelt stations on the Green Line will be closed for major construction.

Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority will reopen two stations on its Orange and Silver Lines while its Orange Line enters a second phase of construction.

Starting Saturday, Metrorail will close four Orange Line stations -- Vienna, Dunn Loring, and West and East Falls Church -- to replace decades-old rail.

Get ready for some Metro construction disruptions. Four Orange Line stations will close starting this Saturday, June 3 through Sunday, June 25, to allow for replacement of four-decade-old steel rails. The closures include East Falls Church in Arlington, plus Dunn Loring and West Falls Church in Fairfax County. Shuttle buses will replace trains for Orange

Earlier this week, on World Asthma Day, advocates, health experts, and community members met in front of Roxbury’s Dudley Cafe to call for measures that would help alleviate the pollution that has contributed to the epidemic.