- The Post profiles Old Town Kensington, which is preparing for a new master plan proposing more development along Connecticut Avenue. "We don't want 15-story buildings, but we do want to create a place where people can live, work and recreate without having to travel elsewhere," says Mayor Pete Fosselman.
- William at Montgomery Sideways notices that a new bus stop at Fenton Street and Ellsworth Drive is physically inaccessible to pedestrians, which kind of defeats the purpose, don't you think?
- Bad news from Einstein High, whose vaunted Visual Art Center will lose half its staff due to budget cuts. As a product of Blake High's much smaller arts program, I'm hoping they'll find a better way to save money.
- Silverdocs is only two weeks away, and the Gazette gives us a preview.
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hey, the more popular bloggers might ought to take a look at the second comment on the bus stop from the author of montgomery sideways and, especially, speak up about his blogger profile. this guy is blind--even the WEB isn't a very accommodating place for him--and there he is working the web hoping to have a voice in his community where it's not very safe for even those who CAN see to walk to public transit.
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