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Metro & Merlot, Volunteer Appreciation

Please join us on Thursday, January 29th at 5:30 PM

Latest Happenings


WIN! Montgomery County Council approves the University Blvd Corridor Plan

WIN! Montgomery County Council approves the University Blvd Corridor Plan

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On Tuesday, December 9, the Montgomery County Council voted to approve the University Boulevard Corridor Plan by a vote of 7-3. The plan creates a strong framework for safer streets, a wider variety of housing options, a connected bike network, and new homes and retail near transit.
Friendship Heights Metro with Mazza construction by Cheryl Cort

Take Action: Tell the DC Zoning Commission to upzone Wisconsin Ave. from Friendship Heights & Tenleytown Metro stations

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On December 11, 2025, the DC Zoning Commission will consider a major upzoning for the upper Wisconsin Avenue corridor near the Friendship Heights and Tenleytown Metro stations (Zoning Case 25-13) which could bring thousands of much-needed homes to this high opportunity area. Voice your support for a more inclusive Ward
Ray Biggs & Cheryl Cort 12-3-25 by Dan Behrend

New Carrollton station area walking tour

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On Dec. 2, 2025, we met up to take a look at what’s been happening around the New Carrollton Metro station. It’s a Metro station, a bus station, an Amtrak station, a MARC station, and coming soon: a Purple Line station! We got a bird's eye view from the top
Webinar: Maryland housing needs & solutions

Webinar: Maryland housing needs & solutions

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Join us December 8 for a conversation about two important housing reports—and where we go from here
Beyond Luxury: How New Housing Affects Affordability. Virtual Screening + Q&A with Justine Underhill

Beyond Luxury: How New Housing Affects Affordability. Virtual Screening + Q&A with Justine Underhill

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Join us as we explore this question through a virtual screening of the video, What Luxury Housing Does to Homelessness, followed by a Q&A with creator and Falls Church City Councilmember Justine Underhill.