Tag Archives: CAG
The Fight That Wasn’t
Last night, the Citizens Association of Georgetown hosted a debate between the Office of Planning’s Travis Parker and the Committee of 100′s Nancy MacWood over the proposed zoning code rewrite. While GM billed the affair as a potential fight between … Continue reading
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Don’t Forget: CAG Meeting Tonight on Zoning
As mentioned here last week, tonight the Citizens Association of Georgetown is hosting a meeting to discuss the ongoing zoning rewrite. The meeting will be structured like a debate, with the Office of Planning’s Travis Parker presenting the case for … Continue reading
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The Coming Zoning Fight
Next Monday, CAG will hold its November meeting and the topic of the night will be zoning. While this topic sounds a bit dry at first, it is an incredibly important topic for the future of Georgetown and the city … Continue reading
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The Morning Metropolitan
Dog Sniffing some Georgetown Cupcakes by @heylovedc. Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest: NBC4 notices Evermay’s price drop, doesn’t give GM credit for noticing it first. (Update: Credit now given!) CAG wants to save our neighborhood from GU’s Ten Year … Continue reading
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Support CAG’s Public Safety Program
For several years, the Citizens Association of Georgetown has run a public safety program that supplements MPD’s normal coverage. It does this by hiring Securitas to patrol the neighborhood and by paying for a reimbursable detail from MPD (where normal … Continue reading
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The Morning Metropolitan
Target Pop-Up Store by Theartofaccessories. Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest: The Post explains how exactly that pop-up Target Store works. The Georgetowner sits down with CAG president Jennifer Altemus.
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Chris Murray Speaks at CAG Gallery Opening
Last night CAG hosted an opening reception for its inaugural art show GeorgetownArts 2009 at the old Smith and Hawken space. To help mark the occasion, the founder of Govinda Gallery, Chris Murray, shared his story of art and Georgetown to the assembled … Continue reading
Come Out and Support Georgetown Artists
This weekend, CAG is hosting GeorgetownArts 2009, a festival highlighting Georgetown artists. The show will take place at the old Smith and Hawken. It will be kicked off tomorrow night with a talk by Lovinda Gallery founder Chris Murray. Wine, … Continue reading
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Chancellor Rhee Speaks to CAG
Last night Chancellor of the D.C. Public Schools Michelle Rhee spoke to the Citizens Association of Georgetown at the Hyde-Addison School. Rhee spoke for about an hour to the packed crowd of mostly supportive listeners. Before the meeting, however, a … Continue reading
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The Morning Metropolitan
Whitehurst Freeway by Kevin H. Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest: Carol Joynt reminisces about Neames Market. Georgetown resident quits six figure office job to become a farmer, sustainably. Georgetown Voice digs into the role CAG and the ANC had in the … Continue reading
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