Pinto, McDuffie Call on Mayor to Ease COVID Restrictions
District Council members Brooke Pinto and Kenyan McDuffie made an impassioned plea on behalf of their wards’ schoolchildren, families, workers and businesses.
It Was Fun While It Lasted: All Parking Enforcement Resumes June 1
A four-month amnesty program offering drivers the opportunity to pay outstanding tickets issued before Sept. 30, 2021, will run from June 1 to Sept. 30.
C&O Canal Readies for Water, Boat, Eventually Canoes, Mules
With repairs to Locks 3 and 4 completed in 2019 and the canal wall near Grace Street and Wisconsin Avenue stabilized, it’s almost time for the water to flow.
During COVID, Georgetown Boosted Its ‘Silver City’ Appeal
The neighborhood has become even more of a “Silver City”: one that offers a lifestyle and amenities attractive to people as they grow older.
On New Decks, Streateries to Multiply in Georgetown
Prototype decks were tested at three sites — Clyde’s (3236 M St. NW), Ladurée and Thunder Burger (3060 M St. NW) and L’Annexe (2917 M St. NW) — for several months.
Local Universities Announce Vaccine Requirement for Fall Semester
Georgetown University will require both undergraduate and graduate students at the main campus, the medical center and the law school to be fully vaccinated.
Ward 2’s Pinto Reads to Kids in Rose Park
The State Board of Education partnered with the DC Public Library and local community organizations to organize the Wednesday-morning event during spring break.
Layer of Annoyance Surfaces at ANC Meeting
At the March 30 virtual meeting, even the very favored National Park Service came in for some grumpiness regarding a construction project.
GU Launches Degree Program for Inmates
Georgetown University has begun offering a bachelor’s degree program to about two dozen individuals incarcerated at Patuxent Institution in Jessup, Maryland.
‘Glow’ Lights Up Georgetown Starting April 9
This year, there are two parts to “Glow.” The spring component will run through June 27 and the summer component from July 2 through Sept. 26.