Citizens’ ‘Stick Up’
Set the scene at a local bank, plan a heist and throw a party a la movie, “The Thomas Crown ...
Set the scene at a local bank, plan a heist and throw a party a la movie, “The Thomas Crown ...
The third annual Citizens Association of Georgetown art show debuted with a Feb. 16 reception at the House of Sweden ...
The D.C. Zoning Commission has postponed its decision on Georgetown University's 2010-2020 Campus Plan until May. The commission ...
Another Georgetown issue is on the line to generate two sharply divided camps: Should we build another boathouse on the Potomac River? And how should we do it?
A body of a female was found Saturday morning, Feb. 18, in the waters where the C&O Canal, Rock ...
The owner of Town Square Market on 4418 MacArthur Boulevard, Richard Dan Ki Kim, was arrested Feb. 18, briefly held ...
Georgetown commercial real estate owner and executive Matthew Donahue died Jan. 19. The outgoing Donahue was known for his generous ...
A farewell to Antiques of Georgetown, and a hello to Cafe Tu-O-Tu, Suitsupply and Noodles and Company.
Public Broadcasting Service's "American Experience" takes on the Clinton years in a four-hour, two-part treatment, which airs 9 p.m., tonight and tomorrow (locally, WETA and WHUT).
The day after Valentine's Day was as good a day as any for the Georgetown Business Association to hold its monthly get-together, calling it a "heart-to-heart networking reception."
The hotel teemed with conservatives, many of them young people avidly waving banners, signs and placards, in every nook, coffeeshop, bar, room and speaking room. This was the 2012 gathering of the GOP which just by the look and sound of it was turning into the GOCP—the Grand Old Conservative Party.
In an especially full and varied meeting Jan, 30, Advisory Neighborhood Commission 2E tackled a packed line-up
And now a few words from Frida Burling: Good news for our Georgetown! The 2012 House Tour is getting under way for the 81st year.
The rodent-meteorologist event was held at Dupont Circle, Feb. 2. Potomac Phil's message was made about an hour after the famous Punxsutawney Phil in Pennsylvania saw his own shadow and foresaw six more weeks of winter.
The Georgetown “Social” Safeway at 1855 Wisconsin Avenue, N.W., presented a Community Wellness and Safety Fair Jan. 28.
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