Monthly Archives: May 2011
The Morning Metropolitan
Canal mule by Brownpau. Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest: Both the Office of Planning and DDOT came out in opposition to GU’s campus plan yesterday (well, technically OP supported it, but with conditions that GU will likely find incredibly … Continue reading
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Georgetown Garden Tour This Weekend
This weekend, the 83rd annual Georgetown Garden Tour will be held. It will be held this Saturday from 10 AM to 4 PM. Tickets can be purchased at Christ Church for $35 each (proceeds benefit the Georgetown Garden Club). This … Continue reading
The Morning Metropolitan
Fishin’ at the Waterfront by M.V. Jantzen. Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest: What happens when EastBanc doesn’t have the Old Georgetown Board to deal with. Mendocino will return in Mid-June, reopened by its original owners.
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Not So Long Ago: Wisconsin & M
This week for Not So Long Ago, GM sticks around M and Wisconsin. It’s a bit of a closeup shot, so it’s just one store. But it’s a notable one. W.T. Weaver & Sons was founded in Georgetown in 1889. … Continue reading
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The Morning Metropolitan
Canal cat by Byron Peebles. Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest: Safeway is really green apparently. Carol Joynt ramping up the publicity ahead of her book release on May 10th, check it out. Rose Park Farmers Market returns today!
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ANC Round Up: Disconnect Edition
Last night the ANC met for its May session. And to the extent it had an overriding theme, it would be one of a disconnect between neighbors. EastBanc The first case that had this disconnect was the EastBanc project at … Continue reading
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The Morning Metropolitan
Photo by M.V. Jantzen. Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest: GM noticed a few changes over the weekend to M St. shops: White House Black Market is gone, and Zed’s is now called Das. Also, CB2 is open now. GM … Continue reading
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