The theme of this week’s stories has been transit.
Lots of transit news around Alexandria this week, from Potomac Yard getting a new opening date to a new dashboard that allows for an easy tracking of Alexandria’s transportation statistics.
A report also showed that DASH is going strong with a new route overhaul and a fare-free program.
It was a (mostly) a positive week for transportation news.
- Man arrested after allegedly crashing into multiple cars on N. Quaker Lane
- APD: 16-year-old beaten and robbed by group on Kenmore Avenue in the West End
- All-affordable development opening in Huntington next month
- APD: Robbers steal rental car key from driver on N. Henry Street
- Four people displaced after house fire in Arlandria
- Alexandria is pushing for an independent health department
- New report shows behind-the-scenes look at successes and challenges of free bus overhaul
- Potential impact on Alexandria shuttle programs creates setback for transportation funding overhaul
- Alexandria School Board considering staggered terms, fewer members and eliminating districts
- Pedestrian struck by vehicle on N. Henry Street in Old Town
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