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"Ask me if I’d rather live in an apartment on the second or 10th floor of a building and I’ll tell you I prefer my own home and garden, thank you very much," writes columnist Mark Primack. "But then I’d want to know what street and which block that building is on. If traffic is light and trees abound, I’d be happy on the first. If it’s Mission, Soquel or Water, put me on the 10th. One button on an elevator is as good as the next, and I’d be happier living above the noise and the rubberneckers."

The city’s first bus rapid transit lane will untether Muni and Golden Gate Transit...

If the Thrive Montgomery 2050 plan is put in place in Maryland multi-unit housing would be incorporated into single-family home neighborhoods.

The race is one of two contested city council races on the ballot this year. Betsy Wilkerson is running unopposed to keep her seat in District 2.

July 14, 2021 share this Members of a County Council committee on Wednesday said they hope the full council votes on whether to approve Thrive Montgomery 2050 by the end of 2021. Thrive Montgomery 2050 is the county’s proposed update to the Wedges and Corridors Plan, which originated in the 1960s and was last updated in 1993. The Wedges and Corridors plan included how growth should occur along major road corridors in Montgomery and Prince George’s counties. Now, with how much the region has grown, Thrive Montgomery focuses on just Montgomery County. The county’s Planning Board approved ...