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Two neighborhood outcries have erupted over medical cannabis shops seeking to open within 300 feet of schools.

New York City is about to embark on a big urban experiment to charge vehicles $15 for driving into Manhattan. Those pushing D.C.’s stalled flirtation with congestion pricing will be watching it closely.

Remote work has tanked D.C.’s growth — and it’s causing a budget nightmare.

“We want Monumental to be here, but we also don’t just want to give up everything and the kitchen sink,” one lawmaker said.

D.C. is balancing the expansion of its legal marijuana marketplace with concerns about retailers’ proximity to young children.

It’s a dramatic turnaround after Ted Leonsis unveiled plans last December to build an entertainment district in Alexandria.

It’s the latest proposed cannabis dispensary facing anger over proximity to schools.

The District wants to reach 725,000 residents by 2028

And new cuts could hit child care providers.

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