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Georgetown Garden Club Begins Centennial at Evermay with Edwina von Gal
News & Politics
ANC Zeroes In on Public Safety
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Nikki Haley Wins D.C. GOP Primary, Awaits Super Tuesday
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Who Knew? D.C. GOP Primary Starts Friday
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Brooke Pinto to Tell Latest on Crime Bill at Monday’s ANC Meeting
Metro’s ‘Culture of Saftey’ Still in Question
December 7, 2016
•“A safety of culture is taking root at Metro,” said Paul Wiedefeld, director of Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority, at the National Press Club last week. That was a day […]
Overheard at Lunch: D.C. Gossip Girl 12/7
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Makeup Artist Weds, Sees Stars Kym Lee, the celebrity makeup artist based in the D.C. area, married Dant’e King, founding pastor at Forward Church in Maryland, over Thanksgiving weekend. Lee’s […]
Hyde-Addison Parents Confront Mayor, Deputy Mayor
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Georgetown’s St. Johns Church meeting room was packed. Concerned citizens and parents, standing two deep along the walls — many with red T-shirts declaring “Don’t Wing the Swing” — applauded […]
Crime Report: Holiday Crime Prevention Tips for Georgetown
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Ah, the holidays. So special! So busy! So crowded! And (can be) so dangerous! While overall crime is down in Georgetown over the past months, Metropolitan Police Department officers Adam […]
Frustrated Hyde-Addison Parents Confront Mayor, Deputy Mayor
December 5, 2016
•“Time is running short,” said Mayor Bowser at the Nov. 29 meeting about where students would move during the school’s renovation.
Streetcars in Georgetown? It’s Complicated
November 29, 2016
•Experts from the District Department of Transportation presented various options Nov. 17 at Pinstripes.
Washington, D.C., as a Sanctuary City: Honesty and Balance Needed
November 23, 2016
•Less than 24 hours after Donald Trump won the election for President of the United States, Mayor Muriel Bowser was confronted by an angry group of “activists” according to […]
Funny but Scared Maureen Dowd at Q&A Café
November 17, 2016
•The New York Times columnist and author was debriefed after the election by Carol Joynt.
Assessing the First 100 Days: Productive or ‘Silly’?
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Participants in the CQ/Roll Call Election Impact conference focused on what significant actions might be done by next April.
Fillmore Arts Program Set to Close, Again
November 9, 2016
•The Fillmore Arts Center, based in Hardy Middle School at 1819 35th St. NW, is again facing closure at the end of the school year. Interim DCPS Chancellor John Davis […]