Pennsylvania Avenue Bridge Closures Begin Monday

March 13, 2017

Temporary off-peak lane closures will begin March 13 on Pennsylvania Avenue NW between 26th and 28th Streets NW. The bridge rehabilitation work will last 14 months.

Hyde-Addison Parents to Start New School

March 9, 2017

The planned Mysa School (Swedish for ‘to cosy up’) would accommodate about 50 elementary-age students.

This Thursday: Shakespeare Theatre’s Michael Kahn at the George Town Club


Last chance to RSVP for Georgetown Media Group’s next Cultural Leadership Breakfast, March 9 at 8 a.m.

GU Activists Push for ‘Sanctuary Campus’

March 8, 2017

Ever since President Donald Trump was elected and the deportation of illegal immigrants was expedited, some students at Georgetown University have become involved in the “sanctuary campus” movement. “Everyone is […]

Not the Usual Presidential Address to Congress

March 6, 2017

No one in the press gallery knew what to expect Feb. 28, and there were surprises from the start.

FBI Arrests D.C. Kidnapping Suspect in Seattle Suburb


The Jan. 26 kidnapping of a Georgetown University student, who was released unharmed the same day, remains quite an odd story.

Major Gift Underwrites Arena’s ‘Power Plays’


A matching donation of $2.5 million from Curtis T. Bell has launched the theater’s 10-year project to develop new plays.

Weekend Round Up March 2, 2017


It’s the final weekend for the Atlas Intersections Festival and “As You Like It” at the Folger. Performances of the Washington Ballet’s “Giselle” continue through Sunday, when there is a klezmer brunch at the Jewish Community Center (reserve by noon tomorrow) and Compline at St. John’s.

White Nationalist Moves In Over Chocolate Shop


Protesters “welcomed” Richard Spencer to Alexandria, where the chocolate shop downstairs is benefiting from anti-Spencer business.

ANC Monday: Jack Evans, Pepco, Boathouses, Gondolas

March 2, 2017

Tonight’s ANC 2E meeting is packed: Council member Jack Evans will speak; topics from boathouses to Pepco to airplane noise will be discussed.