‘Town Crier’ Ray Kukulski Has Died
• January 17, 2019

Kukulski collapsed suddenly at Sibley Hospital last Thursday, Jan. 10, apparently of an aneurysm or a brain hemorrhage. He had recently turned 77.

M St. Right-on-Red May Be Banned
• January 7, 2019

A resolution to support a District proposal to ban drivers from making a right turn onto M Street at the red light at northbound 29th Street was turned down by ANC 2E.

Post Story Brings Evans Controversy to a Head
• December 24, 2018

The Dec. 21 story says that Evans promoted emergency legislation in 2016 that would have helped Digi Outdoor Media in its pursuit of its business goals in the District.  

Washington Gas: Lighting the Capitol for 170 Years
• December 19, 2018

From its perch in one of the Wharf’s shining new buildings in Southwest D.C., the headquarters of Washington Gas — WGL Holdings, Inc., to be exact — looks high-tech and […]

Georgetown Gondolas: They’re Baaack!
• December 13, 2018

Everything changed when Amazon’s Jeff Bezos announced that the mega-retailer’s massive East Coast headquarters would be divided between a site in Queens and a site in Arlington County.

Georgetown Wawa to Open Dec. 20
• December 3, 2018

While Wawa was applying for its D.C. government permits, the news was met with some hostility from Georgetowners.

Local Focus on River Tunnel Project
• November 26, 2018

The public commentary period has been extended until Dec. 4. In addition, ANC 2E may consider a resolution at its Dec. 3 meeting.

‘Glow’ Lights Up Georgetown, Dec. 1 to Jan. 6
• November 23, 2018

This year’s “Glow” programming includes a “Glow All Night” festive shopping night, Book Hill’s “Winter Wonderland” event and themed walking tours.

Gas Leaks Continue
• November 19, 2018

As of Nov. 15, reported gas leaks in Georgetown’s East Side numbered 63. Some seem to be low-grade leaks from old pipes, but not all, according to Edward Segal, whose blog tracks every reported gas leak in his area.

Tree Lovers Decry Loss of Magnolia
• November 1, 2018

One of the two tall magnolia trees at 3017 N St. NW was taken down last month after it was determined to be unviable. The action prompted criticism by neighbors.