Increasing Senior Population Energizes Georgetown Village’s Growth
• November 3, 2025

The growing variety of seniors age 55+ now residing in the Georgetown area, their increasing energy, interests and needs—from help with computer technology and transportation  to a fun place to […]

Long Agenda Takes ANC 2E Meeting Past Midnight  
• October 6, 2025

 The “October” meeting of the Advisory Neighborhood Commission for Georgetown, Burleith and Hillendale, held on Monday, Sept. 29, began at 6:30 p.m. and didn’t gavel down until about 1 a.m. Besides […]

A ‘Sound of Music’ Needed for These Times
• September 25, 2025

It’s been a long time since I left a theater with such happiness, filled with music and almost dancing to my car. It’s been a long time since the music […]

BID Applauds New CEO, Celebrates Georgetown at the Four Seasons 
• September 22, 2025

The Georgetown Business Improvement District held its annual meeting at a Four Seasons lunch Sept. 18 and introduced its new CEO Deborah Kerson Bilek, who took over from longtime leader, […]

Bowser, Mendelson, Schwalb Quizzed by Congress
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Mayor Muriel Bowser, District Council Chairman Phil Mendelson and D.C. Attorney General Brian Schwalb appeared before the House Congressional Committee on Oversight and Government Reform for five hours on Sept. […]

Rose Park to Celebrate 100 Years  
• September 9, 2025

Rose Park in Georgetown is almost always an active place, no matter what time of day or evening. The nearly two acres of public gardens and groomed lawns boast picnic […]

DC Schoolers Improve Reading, Math Scores
• September 8, 2025

A 3.6-percent increase in both English language arts and math proficiency skills of D.C.’s public school students was reported  by Mayor Muriel Bowser at her annual State of Schools address Sept. […]

ANC 2E: Crime, Galas, DC Water and GU Projects  
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The eyes of the world were on Washington, D.C., the past four weeks as President Trump deployed National Guard troops from several states to help quell what he called “out […]

Mayor, Parents Joyfully Wave Kids Back to School
• August 25, 2025

Mayor Muriel Bowser joined District leaders and community members to celebrate the first day of school for thousands of students across Washington, D.C., by cutting the ribbon on a $71 […]

D.C. Public Schools Ban Cell Phones   
• August 13, 2025

 When public school begins on Aug. 25 in Washington, D.C., students will face a new rule that might be painful: no cell phones allowed.   “Beginning in the 2025-26 school year, […]