Georgetown Library Issues Summer Challenge
• August 2, 2018

The gauntlet has been thrown down to Georgetown’s well-read adults: to read a daunting classic like “Ulysses” or “Moby Dick” for at least 20 minutes a day.

Palisades Association Celebrates Hometown D.C.
• July 11, 2018

The 52nd annual Palisades July 4th Parade and Picnic celebrated America’s IndependenceDay with a spirited waving of hands and flags among paraders and spectators on MacArthur Boulevard. On hand were […]

Palisades Parade Celebrates Hometown D.C. (photos)
• July 5, 2018

Though the day was 90-something degrees, many went on to enjoy lemonade, watermelon and hot dogs on Sherier Place, where the mayor cut the ribbon to open the new Palisades Recreation Center.

Big Hole, Big Crane at Hyde-Addison
• July 2, 2018

The east and north footings, which will support the foundation of the expanded elementary school, are due to be completed any day now, along with the final removal of rock from the excavated site.  

ANC Monday: New Restaurants, K St. Bike Lanes
• June 28, 2018

Several restaurant license applications are on the agenda for tonight’s meeting of Advisory Neighborhood Commission 2E, along with a new sidewalk cafe for the King of Falafel.

Georgetowners Love Their Parks
• June 20, 2018

Washington, D.C., is known as a particularly green capital city, with the National Mall and many memorials surrounded by lawns and gardens. But few people know that D.C. is also […]

Up on the Roof: Rosewood Celebrates Summer
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With its panoramic views, plush sofas and beautiful landscaping, the Rooftop at Rosewood Washington, D.C., has become a cozy haven for those “in the know.” This summer, the Rooftop — […]

Stunning New Cleveland Park Library Opens
• June 18, 2018

The construction of the modernistic building at the corner of Malcolm Street and Connecticut Avenue had been observed by neighbors and Connecticut Avenue drivers and joggers for almost two years.

Endorsements: Bowser, Mendelson et al.
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Mayor Muriel Bowser has become the leading advocate for our city, dealing with its booming development, as well as looking for ways to ensure all Washingtonians benefit from good economic times.

Imagining RFK: 50 Years Later
• June 6, 2018

We all experience history in different ways, in terms of time, place and context. For most, these past few months, the specter of 1968 has hovered as an unlearned, mislearned […]