Monthly Archives: March 2011
The Morning Metropolitan
Pinball Museum by Chris DiGiamo. Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest: Nice round-up on some of the openings and closings around town. The Georgetown-Union Station Circulator is by far the most popular Circulator.
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Anti-Fat Cat Protest Winds Through Georgetown
A reader sent in these photos from N St. this past Sunday of a soggy protest: The march appears connected with this week’s effort by the grassroots group, National People’s Action, to encourage the attendees of the National Attorneys General … Continue reading
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The Morning Metropolitan
Georgetown waterfront by Jgarber. Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest: Most expensive condo bought last year was in Georgetown. GM mentioned this last week, by Shaun Courtney looks a bit deeper into the historic Pre-K lottery that Hyde just had.
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Not So Long Ago: Wisconsin & Q
After a week off, GM returns to Not So Long Ago, this time a bit further up Wisconsin again. What’s notable for this location is not what it’s become, but what it hasn’t become. The 7-11 you see in 1993 … Continue reading
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The Morning Metropolitan
Photo by Afraidofducks. Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest: Great write-up on the review of EastBanc’s three significant projects around Georgetown. A look inside a fancy N St. house.
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As Expected: All Pre-K Slots at Hyde Go to Neighborhood Kids
Yesterday the DC Public Schools announced the results of the 2011-12 out-of-boundary school lottery. As expected, every open slot in the pre-K class went to kids from Georgetown. Unlike for kindergarten and above, kids in the neighborhood need to go … Continue reading
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The Morning Metropolitan
Photo by M.V. Jantzen. Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest: Serendipity3 is finally hiring workers. The ad claims they’ll open next month. We’ll see. Speaking of Britt Swan, is the nanny state at work at the Modern?
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