Tudor Place Lawn Torn Up for Cistern Project
The new south lawn at the historic Georgetown estate should be in place by the 27th annual Spring Garden Party on May 22.
Designer Ann Kenkel, 1956-2019
The owner of Ann Kenkel Interiors in Washington, D.C., died March 11 after a brief battle with cancer at the age of 62.
Downtowner DC
Bald eagles Liberty and Justice abandoned, then returned to, their nest — and other recent news of note from around the District.
Small Cells Competition Heats Up: Poles or Rooftops?
Rooftop boxes and antennas, described by TeleWorld Solutions CEO Shervin Gerami at a small press briefing at Via Umbria in early February, may be proposed at the March 4 ANC meeting.
Our Black History … in Georgetown
To the surprise of some, Georgetown can tell the story of early and contemporary America from a black perspective.
Management of Highbridge Apartments — Formerly the Georgetown Retirement Complex — Accused of Scam
The would-be first leasee forwarded all the documents to D.C.’s attorney general, who, she was told, has started an investigation.
Whatever Happened to Whole Foods?
A reopening of the Glover Park store appears increasingly unlikely, according to Eric Langenbacher, president of the Burleith Citizens Association.
Wilks Joins Washington Fine Properties
Kathleen Wilks is the new chief marketing officer of Washington Fine Properties, departing Compass after joining it through its November acquisition of Wydler Brothers,...
Celebrating Dr. King’s Abiding Spirit
Today, and tonight, most of us will hold Dr. King’s memory dear and close to heart — as memory, as a voice, as words and thoughts, both visionary and practical.
Lots of Variety at Washington Winter Show
Like other antiques shows (many of which have deemphasized the word “antiques”), the Washington Winter Show is no longer dominated by brown furniture and folk and fine art.
