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Business Ins & Outs: Andy’s Pizza, Victoria’s Secret; Ladurée
• September 2, 2025
In: Andy’s Pizza Another cult favorite has arrived in Georgetown. Andy’s Pizza opened at 1065 Wisconsin Avenue, NW in the former Baker’s Daughter Cafe. The pizza is New York-style — […]
Mayor, Parents Joyfully Wave Kids Back to School
• August 25, 2025
Mayor Muriel Bowser joined District leaders and community members to celebrate the first day of school for thousands of students across Washington, D.C., by cutting the ribbon on a $71 […]
Georgetowner Publisher Talks of 30 Years in News Biz
• August 21, 2025
Sonya Bernhardt, publisher and owner of The Georgetowner, spoke at Georgetown Main Street’s monthly Coffee & Community at Kitchen & Bar 1310 on Aug. 14. Enjoying a light breakfast provided […]
G.U. Students Begin Moving in Today
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New Georgetown University students to the Hilltop Campus will move in beginning Thursday, Aug. 21. Expect the main campus to be busy over the weekend with extra traffic on the […]
Jules Witcover, Legendary Political Journalist, Dies at 98
• August 18, 2025
Jules Witcover, old-school political reporter, author of 20 books and writer of hundreds of columns — including a few for this publication — died Aug. 16 in his Georgetown home […]
Business Ins & Outs: 1310 Provisions, J. Crew, Amorino Gelato, Citibank, Flor, Cafe Divan
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In: Amorino Gelato at 34th & M Amorino Gelato Al Naturale opened Aug. 15 in the space, formerly occupied by the Georgetown Running Co. — and, before that, Poseurs bar […]
D.C. Public Schools Ban Cell Phones
• August 13, 2025
When public school begins on Aug. 25 in Washington, D.C., students will face a new rule that might be painful: no cell phones allowed. “Beginning in the 2025-26 school year, […]
Sports Column: Commanders Preview
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After a long, long drought — we’re talking nearly two decades — the Washington Commanders finally won a playoff game last season. That playoff run fired up Washingtonians more than […]
Editorial: Putting Labor Back in Labor Day
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This year, Labor Day falls on Sept. 1. The first Monday in September hasn’t been the first day of the month since 2014. Among other things, this earliest-possible timing means […]
The British International School of Washington: ‘A Hidden Gem’
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Sponsored Content With impactful teachers, a rigorous education and lasting friendships, the British International School of Washington on Wisconsin Avenue is what Principal Oona Carlin calls “a hidden gem” in […]
