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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.