Books
Publicity Pro Recounts Campaign Adventures via Whistle Stop
Featured
Georgetown DNC Delegates Psyched for Chicago
Featured
Georgetown Rower to Compete at Paris Olympics
News & Politics
What Chutzpah: Call Your Mother Deli May Close Due to Zoning Technicality
Living
Arcay’s Chocolates: Award-Winning Bonbons on O
Publicity Pro Recounts Campaign Adventures via Whistle Stop
August 26, 2024
•The presidential nominating conventions are over. Candidates up and down the ballot from those vying to become president, representative, senators or other positions are listed. It’s the end of August — we […]
Georgetown DNC Delegates Psyched for Chicago
August 12, 2024
•The excitement and joy were contagious at a dinner at Martin’s Tavern with former Georgetown Advisory Neighborhood Commissioner Monica Roaché and well-known community leader Christine Warnke, just days before they were to […]
Georgetown Rower to Compete at Paris Olympics
July 17, 2024
•Almost any morning during the past three-plus years, around 5:30 a.m., you could spot Georgetown resident André Matias, 35, rowing on the Potomac River next to Key Bridge. On July 18, […]
What Chutzpah: Call Your Mother Deli May Close Due to Zoning Technicality
June 13, 2024
•This article was updated on June 14. A dispute about the continuance of a popular bagel shop in the famous bright pink building on the corner of O and 35th […]
Arcay’s Chocolates: Award-Winning Bonbons on O
June 12, 2024
•The confections created by Anabella Arcay de Berti in the beautiful shop she decorated herself, Arcay’s Chocolates at 3211 O St. NW — half a block from Wisconsin Avenue in […]
ANC June Meeting Focuses on Metro Buses
June 10, 2024
•The June 3 Meeting of the Georgetown-Burleith-Hillandale Advisory Neighborhood Commission (ANC 2E) had an unexpected freshness about it. The commissioners and attendees met in person in a new venue—the Georgetown […]
Voting in Georgetown: A Village Experience, Mostly
•
Sitting on the wide porch of Georgetown’s Colonial Revival-style public library with volunteer poll worker Alan Aronson on a warm Election Day afternoon, June 4, felt like a village experience. […]
Georgetown’s Summer Secret: 3 Free Public Swimming Pools Open Every Day
May 28, 2024
•It was a pleasantly warm 80 degrees late Monday afternoon on Memorial Day with a little breeze and some clouds overhead. The pool spackled turquoise with clean water at just […]
Defund the Boys & Girls Club? Jelleff Supporters Protest
May 23, 2024
•At a hastily called emergency meeting on Wednesday, May 22, at the Jelleff Recreation Center, more than a dozen children and teenagers with grim faces held bright signs with messages […]
Georgetown Tree Panel Brings Together 5 Experts
May 20, 2024
•In an 18th century tavern in Georgetown, in a meeting room where the walls were covered by now-rarely-seen painted-on-site wall paper of silver trees, Trees for Georgetown held a tree […]