Monthly Archives: June 2010
Georgetown Has Apartment Buildings Already
As discussed yesterday, GM attended a community meeting Wednesday night to discuss the surplussing of the Hurt Home. And as will be discussed here shortly, the process by which the Office of the Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development … Continue reading
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The Morning Metropolitan
Walking through Dumbarton House by Thisisbossi. Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest: Fox5 files a surprisingly well informed report of the Georgetown liquor license moratorium. The Georgetowner’s David Roffman honored with lifetime achievement award.
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Box Checked on Hurt Home
Last night representatives of the Office of the Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development met with a small group of Georgetown residents to discuss the proposed surplussing of the Hurt Home at 3050 R St. (the group was small … Continue reading
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The Morning Metropolitan
Georgetown cookie by BoopBoopBoopBoop. Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest: Georgetown Wing Company (i.e. the second floor of Crepe Amour) opened this week. Less-so Morso.
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Construction Fatigue in North Georgetown?
Last month the new Safeway opened up at 1855 Wisconsin Ave. This was a huge construction project for Georgetown, but it was just one of many construction projects either complete or on the drawing board for upper Georgetown. Going all … Continue reading
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The Morning Metropolitan
Photo by Hogan67. Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest: Update on Georgetown University’s attempt to build a boathouse. One of those “smile, baby” guy’s schtick actually worked in Georgetown.
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Did You Realize: That IBM Was Started Here?
Today GM introduces yet another in his long line of occasional series: Did You Realize? As he digs into the history of Georgetown, GM sometimes comes across a fact or story that is surprising and not widely known. For the … Continue reading
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