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The ads are coming! The ads are coming!
Starting tomorrow, you'll begin to see advertisements on the site. We told you we were planning to do it to generate revenue to support the site, and now we are. → Read More
How could GGWash become more sustainable?
GGWash influences regional conversations about how Washington can grow and progress in the future. Right now, we rely on a mix of funding sources to do that, but we need to develop a more sustainable business model. Will you take 10 minutes to share your ideas for sustaining GGWash’s work into the future? → Read More
We’re down to the wire! One day and $1,625 left
We're almost two-thirds of the way toward this year's reader drive goal of $35,000. Will you donate to GGWash's reader drive today and help close the $12,933 gap? → Read More
What is this community worth to you?
GGWash is a community. Without the volunteer writers and you readers and commenters, GGWash would not be able to influence regional conversations about urban and transportation planning. → Read More
Have you adopted your tag yet? Do it this week and GGWash will get $2,000!
This week, an anonymous donor is challenging five people to become adopt-a-tag sponsors. If 10 people make a donation of at least $175 (or $35/month), they'll donate $2,000 to the reader drive! → Read More
You’ve heard of adopt-a-highway. How about adopt-a-tag?
Want to see your name next to all of our posts tagged transit? How about the ones labeled history, or arts, or weather? Make a donation today and sponsor the tag of your choice! → Read More
The #FutureofDCNews is bright
More than 100 people gathered to engage with a panel of local journalists, reporters, and editors about the future of local journalism in Washington at our first #GGWashlive event. What kinds of topics do you want GGWash to tackle in the future? → Read More
GGWash grew by 30 people overnight!
As we've grown over the years, we've added more ways for readers and supporters to get involved. Last week we welcomed another 30 volunteers to our Editorial Board, Advocacy, and Elections committees! → Read More
GGWash’s 2017 annual report: Achievements, financials, and future goals
Thanks to readers, donors, and supporters GGWash made the Washington region a better place to live, work, play, and do business in 2017. → Read More
Want to know how your MyTripTime score stacks up? Sign up today!
There are big issues facing Metro, and we need serious reform and commitment to dedicated funding in order to maintain the system into the future. While that's going on, you can help make data about on-time performance a bit more accessible by participating in this initiative. → Read More
Want to know how your MyTripTime score stacks up? Sign up today!
There are big issues facing Metro, and we need serious reform and commitment to dedicated funding in order to maintain the system into the future. While that's going on, you can help make data about on-time performance a bit more accessible by participating in this initiative. → Read More
We’re crowdsourcing Metro riders’ on-time performance. Will you participate?
Next week, we’re launching a site for riders to share their personal on-time scores over the course of three to six months. Not only will you be doing your fellow riders a solid by lending your data to a publicly accessible database, you’ll also get a chance to set personalized on-time performance targets, and maybe even steal a spot on the leaderboard for best (or worst) scores. → Read More
When’s the last time you checked your Metro on-time score?
GGWash is launching a site to crowdsource Metro riders’ on-time scores next month! Join a cohort of riders who will track MyTripTime scores to help create publicly accessible data about on-time performance and help determine if WMATA is actually getting Back2Good. → Read More
Readers took our survey and said some awesome things
Readers recently completed our annual reader survey and told us about the ways GGWash helps them be more active, engaged residents and gives them the information they need to support pro-urbanism policies and practices. Help us continue to be a resource by becoming a monthly supporter today! → Read More
453 readers have responded. Have you?
Each month, more than 150,000 unique visitors come to ggwash.org. We want to hear from each one of you! How do you think we're doing? How can we improve? What should we be covering on the blog and advocating for? Take five minutes to tell us today and be entered to win a $25 SmarTrip card! → Read More
GGWash reader survey: Share your thoughts, win a $25 SmarTrip card!
Greater Greater Washington builds informed and civically engaged communities who believe in a growing and inclusive Washington region and speak up for livable communities and high-quality education for all. → Read More
Aimee Custis included in Mass Transit’s 40 Under 40
Today Mass Transit released its Top 40 under 40 list highlighting professionals who have made notable contributions to the public transit industry. Aimee Custis, a GGWash editorial board member, contributor, and the Deputy Director of the Coalition for Smarter Growth has been selected! → Read More
Events: Where are the urban nerds heading this week?
Well, actually, most people seem to be on vacation this week. So, we wanted to remind folks that Greater Greater Washington is a place for sharing events, public planning process, or other ways readers can share thoughts about how to make our urban areas work better. Check out upcoming opportunities to get involved, or, share an event you've got on your calendar. → Read More
We’re looking for a Lead Editor. Will you help us?
GGWash's blog will turn ten years old next year! To help ensure that the blog stays relevant and reputable, drives change, and continues to influence how our region grows and develops in the years to come, we need a Lead Editor who can lead the charge. → Read More
Want your idea to be considered for the MetroGreater grand prize? Submit it by Friday night!
So far, people across the region have submitted almost 1,200 ideas to the MetroGreater contest. If you want the jury to consider making your idea one of the 10 finalists, enter it at metrogreater.org this week. You can't win if you don't submit an idea! → Read More