Monthly Archives: July 2010
On the Waterfront: A Survey of Georgetown’s Historic Industrial Buildings
Photo Courtesy of DDOT. Recently, GM became alerted to the vast archive of historic photos that DDOT has been publishing in its Flickr feed. GM was particularly drawn to the above photo which shows a bird’s eye view of the … Continue reading
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The Morning Metropolitan
Photo by Carol Joynt. Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest: House fire on O St. Be careful wearing any G.U. apparel in Chicago. Georgetown Village senior support network planned.
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Tree Carnage Around Georgetown
At least two large trees snapped apart during yesterdays heavy storms. In both cases, heavy branches fell onto parked cars, but only one car appeared significantly damaged. The tree seen above is (or rather was) on 33rd St. just south … Continue reading
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The Morning Metropolitan
Photo by Doscabeza. Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest: Grammar improved at the Georgetown Loews. Who’s got the best wings in Georgetown.
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Branding Georgetown
Yesterday, Housing Complex writer Lydia DePillis published a thoughtful piece on the ongoing effort of the BID to “rebrand” Georgetown. What she’s talking about is that earlier this year, the BID hired the Roan Group, a professional brand consultant, to … Continue reading
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The Morning Metropolitan
Canal by Brownpau. Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest: A constitutional scholar walks into a Safeway elevator… Don’t just spread rat poison around willy nilly, ok?
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The Wheels of the Bus…
Two pieces of news relating to buses in and out of Georgetown to report. First, a few more details on the Circulator takeover of the Blue Bus. Second, a report by WMATA on just how slow our buses are. As … Continue reading
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