Monthly Archives: September 2009
Cafe Divan Adds Sea Room
A sign seen in Cafe Divan’s window: Looks like they’re adding something called the Sea Room. Anyone know what it’s all about?
Filed under Around Town
The Morning Metropolitan
Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest: Wow, if you live on 36th St., you might want to go out of town this weekend. Georgetowner produced a nifty map of where bold face names live in town. Georgetown far from the … Continue reading
Filed under The Morning Metropolitan
A Survey of the Historic School Buildings in Georgetown: the Lancaster School
Today for his survey of historic school buildings in Georgetown, GM sets his sights on the Lancaster School. The Lancaster School 3126 O St. Built: Cornerstone laid June, 1811, school opened November 18, 1811 Architect: Unknown Current Use: Private Residence … Continue reading
Filed under The Schools of Georgetown
The Morning Metropolitan
Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest: Somehow the new 11th St. bridge will ease travel to Georgetown. How exactly it will do that, the Post doesn’t explain. Finally an NBC poll where Georgetown is guaranteed to win: who’s better Baked … Continue reading
Filed under The Morning Metropolitan
ANC Preview: Almost October Edition
The ANC2E will be meeting next Tuesday night for their October session. This is weird for two reasons: it’ll still be September and they normally meet on Mondays (at least these days). So if you’ve got business before the ANC … Continue reading
Filed under ANC
The Morning Metropolitan
Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest: Watch out for road closures this Sunday for the Triathlon Sorry, the date of the article was confusing. There is not another Triathlon. Yikes: Over 250 GU students have the Swine Flu. Don’t miss … Continue reading
Filed under The Morning Metropolitan
Lanier Holds Court for CAG
Last night, the Citizens Association of Georgetown held its September meeting at the Thomas Moser store on M St. Georgetowner and real estate magnate Anthony Lanier held court for the entirety of the meeting dispensing his wisdom and world view … Continue reading
Filed under Citizens Association of Georgetown, Development
