Monthly Archives: October 2010

ANC Roundup: Tudor Place Preview

Ok, so last week GM predicted a relatively short ANC meeting this week. He was woefully wrong. The meeting was a 4 1/2 hour beast. Sadly, that left little time for GM to write up a sizable summary before hitting … Continue reading

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Photo by Thisisbossi. Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest: GM hears that that graffitied vanity sign outside the Hurt Home is probably going to be taken down today. Post again extends Georgetown’s borders to spice up a story that really … Continue reading

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3100 block of K St.

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Kicking a Guy When He’s Down

This large sign has been sitting outside the Hurt Home since the summer. After the primary some wiseacre has modified this sign to kick Fenty when he’s down. If you can’t make it out, it says “Adrian M. Fenty, Ex … Continue reading

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Washington Harbour by Anokarina. Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest: Hardy School continues to be a flashpoint over school reform in the District. Surprisingly, Vince Gray was willing to weigh in on the topic at last week’s Q&A Cafe and … Continue reading

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3200 block of Grace St.

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Capital Bikeshare Arrives Next Week

As GM has been reporting, Georgetown is on the list to receive a couple Capital Bikeshare stations. We weren’t, however, among the first neighborhoods to get the stations when they started up in September. But the wait should be over … Continue reading

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The Morning Metropolitan

Rowers by M.V. Jantzen. Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest: Armored car held up in Georgetown yesterday, escape car left burning in alley. Georgetown flood walls up.

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