Last week we reported that D.C. Appleseed’s newest online initiative to encourage residents to identify pressing problems in the District and propose solutions had kicked off with a bang, eliciting submissions on everything from car-free roads to legalized marijuana to how to best fix the city’s schools.

As of today, there are 105 submissions. After the jump we feature some of the highlights, from the serious to the not-so-serious, from the way to fight HIV/AIDS to the snack tax.

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