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Editorial: Community Involvement Is a Win-Win
May 8, 2024
•When was the last time you pitched in to help Georgetown achieve or, better yet, surpass its goals? This isn’t a trick question, and we don’t mean to send you […]
Editorial: On Mother’s Day: Call Your Mom, Practice Empathy
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Mother’s Day is fast approaching — Sunday, May 12, to be exact. As the inevitable clichés of “Call your mother,” “Send her flowers” and “Take her to brunch” fill the […]
Editorial: Thank You, Council Member Brooke Pinto
March 13, 2024
•Sometimes, it takes a woman. It is rare that a single person can be pointed to as the catalyst for great progress on an issue as perplexing and emotional as […]
Editorial: New Year’s Resolutions for Georgetown
January 10, 2024
•As 2024 begins, Georgetown has so much to be thankful for. Sparkling vibrancy has returned to our indoor and outdoor commercial retail, shopping and dining spaces, as our “Business Ins […]
Editorial & Opinion: On Aging and Term Limits
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It’s an election year – some would say the most important of our times. Attention has turned not only to the quality of our likely 2024 presidential nominees, but to […]
Arts Education Is Key to Our Cultural Heritage
September 13, 2023
•Washington didn’t become the sizzling arts capital it is today without our local artists shaping and enriching our cultural landscape. And perhaps there’s no better way to preserve our arts […]
Opinion: Save the G2, D2 and D6
June 14, 2023
•By Chris Murphy The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) recently announced its proposed “Visionary Network” of new Metrobus routes which may impact your access to Georgetown via public transit. They can be […]