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SafetyMore than 2,100 people took free SoberRide Lyft rides home over Halloween weekendIf you were out on Halloween weekend, a free ride home was on the table in Bowie. The Washington Regional Alcohol Program's SoberRide handed out 2,175 free Lyft rides across the D.C. region, the second-highest Halloween total since the program began. Bowie was among the Prince George's County communities covered. WRAP President Kurt Erickson said that level of ridership translates into SoberRide “removing a potential drunk driver from Greater Washington’s roadways every 19-seconds.”Monday’s editionRead

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    Three unique housing projects under review in MoCo this month

    Among them, an independent living community for adults with disabilities and a Takoma Park community packed with amenities

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  • HousingCollege Park officials want the state to give them power to require developers to set aside affordable units in new housing.

    College Park officials want the state to give them power to require developers to set aside affordable units in new housing. Montgomery and Howard counties have inclusionary zoning, but Prince George's County does not.

    News Notes · Tuesday’s editionSource: The Diamondback