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Social Scene: Bienvenue and Joyeux Noël with Ateliers Jacob
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Embassy Presents Dec. 7 Concert at St. John’s
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Weekend Roundup: D.C. Welcomes December with Festivities & Fun
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A Dino-Mite Holiday Blooms at the U.S. Botanic Garden
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Social Scene: Four Seasons Uncorks Wine & Dine 2025
The Latest Updates to DC Circulator Transition Plan
• September 23, 2024
The DC Circulator transition out plan will now include enhanced metro bus service, according to a statement by Mayor Bowser and the Washington Metro Area Transit Authority (WMATA), Sep 10. […]
Crime: City and Its Council Need to Get Real
• August 16, 2023
On Aug. 7, Ward 8 Council member Trayon White made headlines as he suggested the use of the D.C. National Guard to combat the city’s unrelenting lawlessness and violence. “The […]
D.C. Metro Bus Rides to Be Free by July 1
• December 12, 2022
This month, the D.C. Council did something that no other governing body a city Washington, D.C.’s size or larger has ever done: it unanimously agreed to offer and fund free […]
News Bombshells Will Impact Georgetown Migrants, Services
• October 11, 2022
Three news bombshells – two emanating from the D.C. Council and one from a federal court – will significantly impact migrants in Georgetown businesses, services and universities almost immediately. Office […]
Exclusive Interview: Duncan Bedlion, Commander Second District, MPD
• July 13, 2022
What’s happening with crime in Georgetown? The Georgetowner interviewed Georgetown’s top cop, Duncan Bedlion, Commander of the Second District of the Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) to find out whether progress […]
Bowser Names Robert Contee New Chief of Police
• December 23, 2020
In tapping Contee, 48, a native Washingtonian who began his career in 1989 as an MPD cadet, the mayor chose to forgo a nationwide search to replace outgoing Chief Peter Newsham.
Council Approves Tax Increases, Cuts to Police
• July 13, 2020
Against the mayor’s urging to hold off, the Council voted to raise an extra $63 million by increasing some business and other taxes, including a three-percent tax on all advertising.
Jack Evans Fined Thousands
• May 26, 2020
Even if Evans wins the June 2 primary, his Council colleagues have made it very clear that they don’t want him back.
Evans Fails to Persuade Council With Vague Answers
• July 3, 2019
Amid the questioning at the July 2 administrative meeting, Council members Charles Allen and David Grosso affirmed they want Evans to lose his chairmanship of the Finance committee.
Weekend Round Up November 15, 2018
• November 15, 2018
This weekend, you can stargaze Jesuit-style, park your Labradoodle in Swampoodle, watch magic from the front row and take a musical journey through Islamic Iberia.
