Monthly Archives: February 2011
The Morning Metropolitan
Photo by Vincentgallegos. Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest: Georgetowner-owned dog does well at Westminster. Georgetowners are leaving signs everywhere these days, aren’t they.
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Quiet Protest at the Friendly Estate
Way back in 2006, Marc Teren purchased the Friendly Estate on 31st St. across from Tudor Place. Afterwards, he waged a years-long effort to subdivide the property. He wanted to build a second home on the back of the property … Continue reading
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The Morning Metropolitan
Graffiti under the Key Bridge by Kevin H. Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest: PoP reviews Muncheez. NPS announces changes to the Rock Creek multiuse path, including the Rose Park path. No details yet, though.
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Not So Long Ago: Wisconsin and P
This week on Not So Long Ago, GM stops by one of his favorite restaurants in Georgetown: Cafe Bonaparte. GM’s been living in Georgetown long enough to remember when Cafe Bonaparte opened. It was 2003. It’s been a very popular … Continue reading
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The Morning Metropolitan
Photo by ctankcycles. Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest: Nathans was left on the cutting room floor for Broadcast News. WaPo takes a closer look at the store that is probably going to burst the cupcake bubble.
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Community Celebrates Sara’s Market Keepers
Last night, members of the upper East Village community gathered at the home of Dena & Charles Verrill to celebrate Andrew and Suk Yang Johnson, owners of Sara’s Market. After running Sara’s Market for 19 years, Andy and Suk Yang … Continue reading
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The Morning Metropolitan
Inside Filomena by Il Primo Uomo. Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest: GM knew this was probably coming, but it doesn’t make it any easier to accept that Riccardo and Laura Bonino are closing up Griffin Market. The landlord is … Continue reading
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