$25,000 Reward for Tips on Water St. Shootings
• July 9, 2017

The perpetrators of the fatal shooting of a 19-year-old from Severn, Maryland, and the shooting of another unidentified man around 3 a.m. Saturday morning, July 8, on Water Street in […]

First Whacks at Wawa — and More ANC Highlights
• July 3, 2017

Meeting Thursday, June 29, before its summer break, the Georgetown-Burleith Advisory Neighborhood Commission tackled some hot-button town topics: DC Streetcar, the District Department of Transportation’s plans for protected bicycle lanes […]

Get Away to the 18th Century in Williamsburg
• June 21, 2017

Georgetowners are fortunate to live in a neighborhood steeped in the nation’s heritage. Some colonial and Revolutionary sites are right around the corner; others are short drives or train rides […]

A Georgetown Christmas: Churches and Markets
• December 7, 2016

As Washington is a city of trees, it is a city of churches and markets. The atmosphere of Christmas is certainly alive in Washington — all you have to do […]

A Georgetown Christmas: Making Memories
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Buying a Christmas tree is a family event that marks the beginning of Christmas for many Georgetowners. Ethan and Lindsey Drath’s three children had a big say in selecting their […]

A Georgetown Christmas: Eight Favorites
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Eight FavoritesWashington Harbour Ice Skating One of the top local winter-holiday activities is ice skating on the rink at Washington Harbour. This was reported by a 5-year-old, a 7-year-old and […]

Watergate Rebirth
• October 26, 2016

Senior vice president of design and development for New York-based Euro Capital Properties, Rakel Cohen designed the Watergate Hotel’s 7,000-square-foot Moretti Grand Ballroom herself, the stylish young woman tells an […]

Between Garden Tours, Funds Go to Work
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The money sprouts every spring in Book Hill Park, dangles from the rosebushes at Montrose Park and shades the old brick sidewalks. The greenery that makes Georgetown so special comes […]

Waterfront Repair Projects Put Family Business at Risk
• September 29, 2016

According to Malmaison owner Zubair Popal, work by Pepco, DDOT and NPS over the next three months, the restaurant’s busiest season, is a disaster for his business.

Weekend Round Up September 29, 2016
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It’s a weekend of but-once-a-year events: the Taste of Georgetown, the DC Design House preview, the Smithsonian’s Autumn Conservation Festival, Rosh Hashanah and the Blessing of the Animals at St. John’s.