Dog of the Week: Cache-Cache
• April 5, 2018

This week’s Dog of the Week, of the breed favored by Marie Antoinette, prefers liver pâté (naturellement).

Not a Good Friday for Georgetown Zara
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No explanation was given for the closure of the Wisconsin Avenue store. Signage referred customers to locations in Bethesda, Maryland; Pentagon City and Tysons Corner, Virginia; and downtown Washington, D.C.

Hitting the (Yoga) Mat in Georgetown
• April 3, 2018

Yoga is non-judgmental. I like that. It is solely for you and your practice. Trust me, no one cares what you are doing while they are twisting themselves into shapes not found in nature.

Feds Deny Plane Noise Complaint
• April 2, 2018

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit determined that the Fair Skies Coalition’s argument against new flight paths ran into “procedural and substantive obstacles.”

New Bars, Eateries Near Wisconsin & M
• March 26, 2018

Ready, Georgetown? Here they come: Church Hall for beer, Bluestone Lane for coffee and Reren for lamen (sic).

Ministry Center Reopens in New Space With New Director
• March 19, 2018

The March 19 launch of the new space at 1041 Wisconsin Ave. NW comes just six weeks after Lissa Ramsepaul was welcomed as Georgetown Ministry Center’s new executive director. 

Nabe Nabs RAMMY Noms
• March 15, 2018

A handful of Georgetown restaurants scored nominations across the 19 categories in the Restaurant Association of Metropolitan Washington RAMMY Awards.

Amazon Books Opens, Ready for Spring in Georgetown
• March 12, 2018

The 3000 block of M Street in Georgetown is abuzz with renewal this spring — business and otherwise.

Trump Briefly Visits Georgetown, Ties Up Traffic
• March 8, 2018

Trump’s dinner plans closed parts of P, Q, 27th and 28th Streets, snarled traffic throughout the east side of Georgetown and surprised residents.

One-Sided Parking Sparks Lively Debate at ANC
• March 5, 2018

The hall at Visitation School was standing room only Feb. 26, and the commission devoted over an hour to two proposals by Commissioners Jim Wilcox and Peter Murphy.