Trump’s Most Recent Indictment: ‘Two-Tiered’ Justice Indeed
• June 15, 2023

On the anniversary of D-Day, June 6, the nation’s 45th president and Commander-in-Chief Donald J. Trump was charged by federal prosecutors with 37 felonies, including 31 counts under the Espionage […]

June Downtowner News Briefs    
• June 14, 2023

 D.C. Council Passes Emergency Bill to Cap Rent Increases   Despite high inflation numbers, the D.C. Council passed an emergency bill earlier this month to stabilize rental housing in the city […]

Opinion: Save the G2, D2 and D6  
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By Chris Murphy The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) recently announced its proposed “Visionary Network” of new Metrobus routes which may impact your access to Georgetown via public transit. They can be […]

Editorial: Georgetown Old & New, Restaurant & Retail Resilience
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If there’s anything Georgetown, the oldest neighborhood in the nation’s capital, knows how to do is re-invent itself, partially every now and then. Today, the resilient town is undergoing a […]

Georgetown Village to Launch ‘Conversations’ Program to Honor Bill Plante
• June 12, 2023

The Georgetown Village is holding its annual spring gala on Wednesday June 14 at the stunning multi-terraced Waterfront penthouse of philanthropist Nancy Taylor Bubes. They have a lot to celebrate. […]

Tech Tip: How to Ensure Your Business Is HIPAA-Compliant
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By Computerware, Inc. In 1996, the U.S. Congress passed the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) in an attempt to streamline the healthcare system while also maintaining privacy of […]

Editorial: When Will PNC Bank’s Iconic Gold Dome Be Refurbished? 
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“Spring Cleaning Should Be for Everyone,” we editorialized last month, praising the Georgetown BID’s various efforts to spruce up Georgetown’s commercial district by removing graffiti, repairing sidewalks, mounting flower baskets, […]

Citizens Association Hosts Rat Patrol, Hears About GU’s Move-Out Program
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By Christi Cline On May 18, the Citizens Association of Georgetown’s Public Health Committee hosted its second community meeting. The primary focus: the rats in Georgetown. A dedicated group of […]

Downtown Renewal: We Spoke with Gerren Price, CEO of DowntownDC BID 
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Life’s been a whirlwind for Gerren Price the last few years. He joined the DowntownDC Business Improvement District (BID) as director of public space operations in 2018. Two years later, […]

Code Purple: Haze Postpones Baseball, Ballet, Trash Pickup
• June 8, 2023

The smoke drifting south from wildfires in Canada caused postponements or closures across Washington, D.C., and beyond today. The Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments issued a health advisory: “Current air […]