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The Morning Metropolitan

Photo by sykosi. Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest: Visitation once owned a family of ten slaves, for which the convent received $3,774 when they were emancipated. Good list of the area’s farmers markets.

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Photo by His Noodly Appendage. Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest: It pays to be a GU professor. Speaking of GU, not enough people seem to know that the school has its own farmers market. It reopens today.

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K St. by M.V. Jantzen. Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest: Babylove DC to collect used baby items at tomorrow’s farmers market. See what we could bring to M and Wisconsin in action right now!

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ANC Round-Up: The Sublime and the Profane Edition

Photo by Uggboy. As announced in GM’s ANC Preview last week, Ugg Australia will be moving to the old Diesel location on Wisconsin. GM’s already had his say about his take on the popular boots, but he will add that … Continue reading

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The Morning Metropolitan

M Street by M.V. Jantzen. Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest: Want incredible eggs? Stop by the Georgetown Farmers Market today. There’s only a few left this year. The Examiner interviews Hook’s Jonathan Umbell.

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Good morning Georgetown, not much in the way of news today, so enjoy this news-free day by: Going to the Rose Park Farmers Market Catching a Belarusian play And finding out exactly how low bass can go. Photo by Flickr … Continue reading

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Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest: The Georgetown Current reports that the Naval Observatory will each day sound colors and play the National Anthem in the morning as they raise the flag and sound the colors as the lower the … Continue reading

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