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Federal commission approves Capital Bikeshare's move to the National Mall
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This afternoon, the National Capital Planning Commission officially voted yes on bringing Capital Bikeshare to the National Mall. Current plans imagine five bikeshare stations for starters.
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D.C. pedicabs still struggle with evolving regulations and Park Police
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The District has issued pedicab regulations, the National Park Service plans to release their own, and the Park Police continue to worry pedicab operators on the National Mall. Will D.C. resolve the confusion by the time temperatures warm this summer and tourists are out in full force?
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Yes, really: NPS proposes five Capital Bikeshare stations on the National Mall
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The National Park Service is a puzzling entity. One day, they'll seemingly let you down for no communication or follow-up regarding a bicycle hit-and-run on the GW Parkway. The next, NPS invites public comment on the five proposed Capital Bikeshare stations for the National Mall.
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The National Park Service should keep holding D.C. town halls
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How will the park service run transportation on the National Mall after Tourmobile? Why is the downtown BID worried about Occupy D.C.? And does the NPS town hall from Saturday mean the organization's more transparent? A new gesture of openness is an important first step toward transparency.
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National Park Service, foe to D.C. cyclists and evangelists, wants to talk
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Tomorrow brings the first town hall ever between the NPS and the D.C. citizens it serves. It's a good move, but considering the organization has managed to anger everyone from cyclists to evangelists, we may be in for some heated parks talk.
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The National Park Service leaves the District's bicyclists 'concerned'
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The NPS has inspired fits of anger and frustration from the smart growth and biking communities. Let's look at what's warranted such emotion recently.
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In Potomac, 130 trees sacrificed for $10 million view
The National Park Service has had a near-perfect reputation for staunchly defending natural foliage along the Potomac River.
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The Morning Walk: Annapolis considering speed cameras
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Construction on the 15th Street cycletrack extension in D.C. may start this week; reconstruction work coming to Madison Drive NW off the Mall.
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