Law in the Public Interest: D.C.’s New Attorney General, Brian Schwalb 
• April 12, 2023

The Office of the DC Attorney General (OAG) is unique. Unlike many other cities, the District’s residents elect their AGs. And the position as the city’s “chief legal officer” is […]

Georgetown Garden Tour, May 13 
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By Lee Child  The magnificent terraced gardens of Evermay estate, which have enchanted guests for more than 200 years, will once again be open to the public on May 13 […]

Celebrate Earth Day with These Things-to-Do Around Town 
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This April 22, celebrate Earth Day around town with these activities for all ages.    The Citizens Association of Georgetown (CAG) Concert in the Park and Earth Day Celebration   Sunday, […]

April 2023 Downtowner
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Whatever Floats Your Boat — The D.C. Boat Show is Back!   While there hasn’t been a boat show in the District in years (the last was at the convention center […]

Earth Day Interview: Richard Jackson, Head of the D.C. Department of Energy and Environment   
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As Earth Day, April 22 is just around the corner, we chatted with the city’s agency head most responsible for environmental protection in the District, Richard Jackson, interim director of […]

OGB: Transformers Should Be Removed
• April 10, 2023

The unique now almost iconic larger-than-life Transformers figurines in front of Georgetown University engineering professor Newton Howard’s home at 3614 Potomac St. NW, have reached a new stage in their […]

End of an Era: Booeymonger Closes
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Last week, the signage was stripped off the awning and the windows papered up. The unique Georgetown deli, known as Booeymonger, ended its 50-year-old existence at 3265 Prospect St. NW. […]

Georgetown House Tours: Our Top-9 Past Stories
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In honor of The Georgetown House Tour’s 90th anniversary this year — coming up April 22 — here are nine of our best stories about our neighborhood’s decades-old tradition and the […]

Georgetown Canal Boat Surprise: Public Rides Return May 5
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After disappointing news last October that the newly-christened Georgetown canal boat  – “The Georgetown Heritage” – might not be hosting tours again until 2025 due to extensive National Park Service […]

Tech Tip: Unnecessary Meetings a More Serious Problem
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From Computerware, Inc., Anyone who has spent a considerable amount of time in a professional occupation knows that meetings come with the territory. After all, running a business requires a […]