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Review: ‘The Tortured Poets Department’ Is Swift at Her Most Grown Up, Mature Sound
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A Chat With the House Tour Patrons’ Party Co-Chairs
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Richie Moriarty of CBS’s ‘Ghosts’ Previews Appearance at Library of Congress
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March 2024 Downtowner News
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March 2024 Auction Block
Lume Cube Brings Some Light to Working from Home
June 10, 2021
•Most of us have been working from home for a full year now. If you’re anything like me, you’ve been stuck in some low light situations (hey, the Zoom touch-up […]
Weekend Round Up: June 10-13
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Summer is now in full swing and many museums and venues are starting to reopen. This weekend, get out and about and enjoy some jazz at the Kreeger Museum, dancing […]
Weekend Roundup, Thursday, June 3
June 3, 2021
•With Monday’s Memorial Day, it seems like we just had one of these things called a weekend, but now that we’re un-officially into the summer of 2021, there are lots […]
Dori Desautel Broudy: Works Designed to Elicit a Smile
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Sponsored Post Dori Desautel Broudy first began simultaneously drawing and narrating stories as a little girl. She often created stories about activities she participated in like dance, soccer and […]
Le Diplomate’s Stephen Starr Wants to Bring His Food Magic to Former Dean & Deluca Spot
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It looks like a star — oh, make that Starr — restaurant will be coming to Georgetown, and it’s kind of a big deal. Stephen Starr, the restaurateur behind the […]
Memorial Day Weekend 2021 Aims for Normalcy
June 1, 2021
•Well, the weather wasn’t great at first. But, by Memorial Day, sunshine reigned supreme. In addition to the sounds of cicadas a distinct rumbling was heard on the Mall. Thousands […]
Community Calendar: ANC, OGB, BZA
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Neighborhood events throughout the month of June. JUNE 1, 6:30 p.m. MEETING OF THE GEORGETOWN-BURLEITH ADVISORY NEIGHBORHOOD COMMISSION (ANC 2E) The ANC meets once a month — via Zoom, for […]
The Last Gentleman: Sen. John Warner
May 27, 2021
•Five-term Republican Senator from Virginia, John Warner, 94, passed away Monday at his home in Alexandria, due to a heart problem. Born and raised in Washington, D.C., Warner attended St. […]
What Rocks: Scherzer Keeps on Pitching
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To Georgetown University students, it was the biggest day of their young lives, but to Max Scherzer it was just another workday. The Washington Nationals pitcher was spotted practicing on […]
Weekend Round Up: Memorial Day Edition
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Get out and celebrate the long Memorial Day weekend with ongoing exhibits at the Phillips Collection and Artechouse. Enjoy the holiday and take in the National Memorial Day Concert online […]