Two notes in Crime Watch tonight: STOLEN ‘RAT TRAP’: One of the three-dozen-plus area events we spotlighted this past Saturday was the annual Georgetown Carnival. During that big street party, says entrepreneur and preervationist John Bennett – who lives in West Seattle but has property in Georgetown – somebody stole the beloved “life-size” rat trap. […]
Joe and the Juice has recently received approval to move forward with sign installation.
By Annabel Taylor Ivory tile “suits” engraved with bright drawings of bamboo and flowers click across the table in unison. “Five-bam,” says one woman; “two crack,” says another, glancing back […]
It’s time for our Realty Review! On the first Monday of each month, we provide readers with all the data of homes sold in Georgetown from the previous month. In […]
BY ALEJANDRO LOPEZ Georgetown has secured one […]
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Now that Memorial Day weekend is over, summer is in full swing. Support the Friends of Book Hill Park this weekend, take a walking tour with Georgetown Heritage, kick off […]
By Mia DiNunzio and Emma Ibrahim A Maryland man was arrested and charged last week with felony destruction of property after allegedly throwing a beer keg and shattering the glass […]
A Maryland man was arrested on Thursday and charged with felony destruction of property for allegedly throwing a keg through the window of a Georgetown bakery.
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Metropolitan Police officers arrested 28-year-old Charles Joseph Ali of Rockville.
Ali is charged with causing thousands of dollars of…
The gardens of Tudor Place were glowing Wednesday evening as Georgetown residents, preservationists and supporters gathered for the annual Spring Garden Party, one of the neighborhood’s most anticipated social traditions. […]
As we head into Memorial Day weekend, there are lots of options for things to do. Start the weekend off with the last of Evermay’s spring season of The Listening […]
Mention enhanced Metro access for Georgetown, a proposed direct line to the new stadium at the RFK site and President Trump’s favorite color, gold, and you’ll light up local social […]
Georgetown Main Street’s Coffee & Community takes place on the second Thursday of every month at 1310 Kitchen & Bar. Local business owners and community leaders gather over coffee and […]
The Citizens Association of Georgetown had its annual meeting Wednesday, May 13, at Georgetown Visitation Preparatory School’s Nolan Center for the Performing Arts. Speakers included Mayor Muriel Bowser, Councilmember Brooke […]
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In Georgetown’s East Village, the Jackson Art Center transforms into a creative hub twice a year for its biannual Open Studios event. The next one will take place on Sunday, […]
Malcom Fox doesn’t look like a boogeyman. But read the City Paper or the messages from Democratic Socialists and he is the personification of dark money, trying to buy D.C.’s municipal elections, a puppet controlled by […]
A three-letter acronym has all of Georgetown abuzz. Is it ROP (resident-only parking)? RCV (ranked-choice voting), perhaps? Nope, it’s SNL, which set last Saturday’s “cold open” in what Variety called […]
Every year when covering the Georgetown Garden Tour, we have noted a predominant feature among the year’s seven to eight selected gardens. One year it was annual plants, others it was […]
The Advisory Neighborhood Commission 2E held its May meeting on Monday, May 4. After four hours, here are the key points to take away from the meeting. Public Safety Update Police presence was increased around […]
Georgetown Heritage’s All Aboard Gala returned April 30 with an evening dedicated to celebrating the history, culture and artistic spirit of Georgetown while raising funds for the nonprofit’s ongoing preservation […]
This weekend, don’t miss the Georgetown Garden Tour, Evermay’s continuing ‘The Listening Room’ series and PassportDC’s EU Open House. Happy Mother’s Day! There’s Still Time to Grab Tickets to the […]
The Supreme Court weakened a key provision of the Voting Rights Act. What does that mean for Texas?
By Macey Wurm Reporting for West Seattle Blog “A lot has changed over 50 years, but what hasn’t changed is our commitment to showing up for people during the hardest moments of their lives,” said Transitional Resources board president Ken Bailey as the nonprofit celebrated its first half-century Thursday evening.. Transitional Resources is a West […]
It’s time for our Realty Review! On the first Monday of each month, we provide readers with all the data of homes sold in Georgetown from the previous month. In […]
Welcome May with another weekend of festivities, including free concerts, the annual Passport DC festival, IlluminAsia celebrations and lots of additional options. Enjoy your weekend! Put Together an Origami Bouquet […]
Before a would-be assassin and the resulting security scare forced the cancellation of Saturday night’s White House Correspondents’ Dinner itself and dominated headlines for days afterward, the main conversation in Washington was not about attending the dinner. It was about Grindr.
On Friday night, as the city’s political operatives, journalists, lawmakers, business leaders, and…
By Mia Pech The annual French Market returned to Georgetown for its 23rd year the weekend of April 24 through April 26. Hosted by the Georgetown Business Improvement District, the […]
The weekend is jam-packed with White House Correspondents Dinner events as well as concerts, including Evermay’s ‘The Listening Room,’ the Smithsonian Craft Show returns and speaking of the Smithsonian, their […]
Interior designer Barry Dixon spoke with local designers and community members at a panel discussion ahead of the 93rd Georgetown House Tour, which took place April 18. Dixon’s discussion on […]
Walking around the store on the evening of the fundraiser for Lucky Dog Animal Rescue, I can see echoes of what I’ve heard about Samantha Hays Gusher, the third-generation owner […]