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Tech Tip: Build a Friendlier Workspace with Collaboration Tools
• March 6, 2023
There’s a misconception in the business world that being too nice will make you appear as a pushover, but as far as cliches go, “Nice guys finish last” doesn’t have […]
Mapping Georgetown: Spy a Spy’s Home on the Georgetown House Tour
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One of the great features of the arrival of spring in Georgetown is the Georgetown House Tour, to be held this year on April 22. So many intriguing details about […]
ANC 2E Report: Crime, Traffic, Trolley Trestle
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Issues ranging from crime to restoring an historic trestle bridge caught the attention and some official resolutions of the Georgetown-Burleith-Hillandale Advisory Neighborhood Commission (ANC 2E) on Feb. 27 in a […]
Happy 100th Birthday, Burleith!
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Described as “a village in the city,” Burleith is located in Ward 2 of Northwest Washington, D.C., and is a quiet, almost purely residential community of about 535 households nestled […]
The Lesser-Known Smithsonian Everyone Should Visit
• March 2, 2023
The Smithsonian’s Anacostia Community Museum at 1901 Fort Place SE is a beautiful home to rotating exhibits on the history of vital social justice issues affecting our city and nation. […]
Cherry Blossom Season Kicks Off; Peak Bloom Expected March 22-25
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Mayor Muriel Bowser, the National Cherry Blossom Festival and the National Park Service kicked off Washington, D.C.’s cherry blossom season on March 1 by welcoming the Cherry Blossom Bus. The […]
Tech Tip: Is AI a Threat or an Asset to Your Business?
• February 27, 2023
Now that Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools are more publicly accessible than ever before, the question of whether or not it’s good for business looms ever larger. These tools are limited […]
Public Servant Jayne Plank — 1933-2023
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A seventh-generation Washingtonian, Jayne Harper Plank, who spent a career in public service in local and federal government, died Feb. 23 at the age of 89. Wife of the late […]
Crime: Bowser and Pinto Move to Stem D.C. Car Thefts and Gun Violence; Recent MPD Reports
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The District’s crime problems are once again in the national spotlight. Representatives in the U.S. Congress, both Democratic and Republican, are considering using their federal powers to override the D.C. […]
Four Seasons Offers Royal Tea; Named #1 Hotel in Washington
• February 23, 2023
Georgetown’s Four Seasons Hotel — the only Four Seasons in Washington, D.C. — has brought back high tea on Saturday. At the same time, it was awarded “the #1 hotel […]
