Tudor Place Hosts Memorial for Ray Kukulski
All who attended the April 6 event agreed on two things: Ray Kukulski had been a significant presence in their lives and he would be greatly missed.
Outdoor Furniture to Enhance Georgetown
Georgetown’s Business Improvement District organization will buy the furniture, install it, plant the plants and trees and maintain them throughout the year.
31st St. Bridge to Be Closed, Replaced
Plans now include closing off 31 Street from the bridge south to South Street and north to M Street. Only residential parking will be available on the rest of 31st Street during the closure period.
Tudor Place Lawn Torn Up for Cistern Project
The new south lawn at the historic Georgetown estate should be in place by the 27th annual Spring Garden Party on May 22.
Business Ins & Outs: Kittens, Coffee and Four Seasons at 40
The Four Seasons Hotel in Georgetown is turning 40. Other items: Bourbon Steak, Compass Coffee, Kitten Lounge and Kiplinger.
Small Cells Competition Heats Up: Poles or Rooftops?
Rooftop boxes and antennas, described by TeleWorld Solutions CEO Shervin Gerami at a small press briefing at Via Umbria in early February, may be proposed at the March 4 ANC meeting.
Washington Bids Farewell to John Dingell
Holy Trinity Church on 36th Street in Georgetown was overfilling with love — and with people — for Dingell, who died on Feb. 7 in Michigan at the age of 92 from complications due to prostate cancer.
LAST CHANCE: Cultural Breakfast This Thursday
At the March 7 Cultural Leadership Breakfast, Jack Rasmussen will talk about the Corcoran Legacy Collection, acquired by the AU Museum following the dissolution of the Corcoran Gallery of Art.
Hyde-Addison School Project on Track for July 1
The reconstructed school, Georgetown's only public elementary school, is expected to open in August, on time. We’ll find out later if the project ended up on budget.
Management of Highbridge Apartments — Formerly the Georgetown Retirement Complex — Accused of Scam
The would-be first leasee forwarded all the documents to D.C.’s attorney general, who, she was told, has started an investigation.
