Monthly Archives: April 2011
Watch the GU Campus Plan Hearings
GM couldn’t make it down to the Zoning Commission for last night’s GU campus plan hearings since he had important business elsewhere. But once he realized that the Buffalo Sabres playoff game wasn’t on national television, his schedule freed up. … Continue reading
Filed under Zoning
Poor MPD Response Cited in Recent Break In
GM got a tip yesterday from a Georgetown resident. He reported to GM that the apartment building he lives in near 30th and P was subject to repeated intrusions recently by a suspicious individual. Specifically, severally nights ago a man … Continue reading
Filed under Crime
The Morning Metropolitan
Photo by Byron Peebles. Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest: A she said, they said situation at Griffin Market. Condos, condos everywhere.
Filed under The Morning Metropolitan
Why Wait? Start Voting Now!
Last November, At Large Councilmember Kwame “Fully Loaded” Brown was elected as chair of the D.C. Council. That meant his at-large seat has to be filled. So the District is holding a special election on April 26th. But there’s no … Continue reading
The Morning Metropolitan
Old Stone House by Ken McCown. Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest: Georgetown Apple Store in Peep form. Mmmmm, melted cheese. Speaking of grilled cheeses, GM just had one at Wingo’s the other day. It was fantastic, highly recommended. Another … Continue reading
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Key Parts of GU Campus Plan Hearings Postponed
This week, the Zoning Commission hearings for the proposed Georgetown University campus plan will begin. These hearings will be an opportunity for government agencies, the school, community groups, and the public to testify for or against the plan. The first … Continue reading
The Morning Metropolitan
Photo of Halcyon House sculpture by Andrew Morrell Photography. Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest: Some of the new stores that are coming to Georgetown, are getting close. Speaking of new stores, the recently vacated Sixteen Fifty Nine space is already … Continue reading
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