Monthly Archives: April 2011

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Dumbarton Oaks

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Signs Giving a Mixed Message on Canal Rd.

When you approach Georgetown from the west on Canal Rd., you’re faced with a couple of options. You can stay on Canal as it becomes M St. and enter Georgetown. You can, of course, hang a right onto the Key … Continue reading

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The Morning Metropolitan

Exorcist Steps by NatalieTracy. Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest: What trees are on your street? Speaking of trees, keep in mind that now that trees have sprouted their leaves you need to start watering them when it doesn’t rain. … Continue reading

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Montrose Park

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Georgetown Votes Heavily for Mara

On Tuesday, a tiny electorate sent Vincent Orange back to Council (despite GM’s clear instructions to the contrary). But it was with little help from Georgetown, which went heavily for Republican Patrick Mara. Here are the numbers: Mara – 463 … Continue reading

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Photo of last night’s storms by Brownpau. Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest: The new Midtown Cafe has apparently already changed its name to the much better Book Hill Bistro. In case you missed it: A reader reported that one … Continue reading

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Dumbarton Oaks

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Not So Long Ago: Wisconsin and M

This week on Not So Long Ago, GM heads to the heart of Georgetown: Wisconsin and M. And there’s is only one difference on this block from 1993 till today, but it’s a significant one: where the fancy BCBGMaxazria now … Continue reading

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The Morning Metropolitan

Justice William Douglas arrives in Georgetown after his famous hike by NPS. Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest: GU tries to film students acting quietly; students get suspicious. Speaking of the campus: GU is bringing a third farmers market to Georgetown.

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3600 block of Prospect St.

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