Monthly Archives: October 2010
The Morning Metropolitan
J. Pauls by Vpickering. Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest: Reader Ray reported yesterday that signs indicate that DDOT is planning to install another Capital Bikeshare location on 37th between O and P. PoP wonders where the International House of … Continue reading
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Two More Capital Bikeshare Stations Open in Georgetown
Georgetown’s next two Capital Bikeshare have opened. The first one is shown above and is located on the east sidewalk of Wisconsin just south of the canal. GM thought the other one was going to go right in front of … Continue reading
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The Morning Metropolitan
Photo by Elderc. Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest: Some more footage of Monday’s library ribbon-cutting. While Georgetown Cupcake has gotten all the attention, and the attending backlash, and counter-backlash, its neighbor Sweetgreen has expanded much more without nearly the … Continue reading
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Summer Crime in Georgetown Was Bad Even For Summer Crime
Last week, GM explored the third quarter crime numbers and concluded that crime was up this summer. Reader KPE helpfully pointed out that GM was comparing the crime numbers from the third quarter only to the second quarter. Doesn’t crime … Continue reading
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The Morning Metropolitan
Taste of Georgetown by M.V. Jantzen. Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest: GM was out of town all of last week, so he missed this, but it looks like even with a new license, Philly Pizza won’t be making any … Continue reading
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The Morning Metropolitan
GM is out of town today so there won’t be any normal updates, but that shouldn’t stop you from stopping by our newly refurbished library today! The ribbon-cutting is at 10:30. Be there!
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Crime Ticked Up This Summer
Yesterday GM took a look at the summer real estate numbers and concluded that not much changed from the spring. Today he turns to the crime numbers, and unfortunately the news is not the same. The crime numbers are up … Continue reading
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