Main Streets DC’s Budget Increase Bodes Well for Georgetown

April 5, 2017

The Georgetown-Burleith Advisory Neighborhood Commission passed a unanimous motion April 3 supporting a Georgetown Main Streets Program. Many persons are asking about what the nonprofit is and what it would […]

Car Curiosity for Hyde-Addison Students


The PK-3 class from Hyde-Addison Public School embarked on a field trip two weeks ago just blocks from its school on O Street: the Georgetown Shell at Wisconsin Avenue and […]

Georgetown’s Synagogue Awaits New Rabbi


The search lasted almost three years, but Georgetown’s orthodox synagogue Kesher Israel now awaits the arrival this summer of the congregation’s newly chosen rabbi: Hyim Shafner. “He seems to be […]

GU Dean’s Posthumous ‘Song to My City’ Honored


The Georgetown University professors who gathered in Healy Hall in historic Riggs Library last Tuesday, March 28, were eloquent to the point of tears as they spoke of Carol Lancaster, […]

10 Groups to Get D.C. Funds to Protect Immigrants


On March 1, Mayor Muriel Bowser announced she was establishing a $500,000 discretionary fund to protect immigrants residing in the city from deportation. Proposals were requested from nonprofit organizations and law […]

Mt. Zion Cemetery’s Day of Blessing and Clean Up


At its annual Day of Blessing and Clean Up, this Saturday, April 8, Georgetown’s historic Mt. Zion Cemetery will have two things to celebrate. After years of negotiating, the partnership […]

Making the Canal Great Again via High Line


Concern for the C&O Canal — potentially the neighborhood’s most worthy tourist destination — filled the meeting room on March 29 with major players from various community groups. All were […]

Sanctuary City D.C. Allots Funds to Fight Deportation

March 2, 2017

Last November, a scared and angry group of immigrants confronted Mayor Muriel Bowser. “We feel unsafe,” they declared. They demanded she protect them from possible deportation should the just-nominated Republican […]

Biz Group Gets Inaugural at Ike Behar


The Georgetown Business Association held its monthly networking reception two days before the inauguration at — appropriately enough — the Ike Behar men’s store and the Rene Ruiz women’s gown […]

Leslie Maysak Named CAG Executive Director


The Citizens Association of Georgetown has a new executive director: Leslie Maysak, who was executive director of the Georgetown-Burleith Advisory Neighborhood Commission from 2014 to 2016. She succeeds Betsy Cooley, […]