ANC Tonight: Canal, K Street, Gateways, LED Lights, Traffic Signals
• April 6, 2017

The Georgetown-Burleith-Hillandale Advisory Neighborhood Commission will discuss public safety, K Street traffic, canal reconstruction, gateways and Georgetown Main Streets.

She’s Back: Upbeat Hillary at Georgetown University
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Former presidential candidate and secretary of state Hillary Clinton returned to speak at Georgetown University to cheers and chants.

Fire at Wisconsin Avenue and P Street
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About 7 p.m., April 5, a fire broke out on the second floor of 1510 Wisconsin Ave. NW at Grina Architects. Three second floor windows spewed smoke after being smashed […]

The Optimism of Spring Sweeps the D.C. Sports Environment
• April 5, 2017

Spring is the season in which they tell us hope springs eternal. It’s the wipeout season of forgiveness and forgetfulness — everything that has gone before is instead of being […]

The Latest Issue Of The Georgetowner
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Erratum: Papyrus to Reopen This Wednesday
• March 30, 2017

The card and stationery store was remodeling its Georgetown location, not leaving the neighborhood.

Mayor’s March Madness All About Economic Development
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The Ronald Reagan Building hosted a “pre-solicitation event” March 24, showcasing District initiatives that need partners.

House of Sweden Opens Exhibitions on Migration, Refugees
• March 27, 2017

The embassy’s timely theme for 2017 is “Safe & Sound,” highlighting the Sweden-U.S. agreement on cooperation in science and technology for homeland security matters.

March Madness: We’re All In — Or Not
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College basketball is a different sort of game now, and so is the tournament.

Weekend Round Up March 16, 2017
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Though the parade was last Sunday, St. Patrick’s Day — tomorrow by the calendar — will be celebrated at many D.C. hostelries, including Georgetown’s own Rí Rá. Also this weekend: a Lincoln symposium at Ford’s, the 20th anniversary of the Kennedy Center’s Millennium Stage and, in full swing, the Environmental Film Festival in the Nation’s Capital.