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2900 block of R St.

A group of Georgetowners concerned about the threat of widespread restaurant closures in the neighborhood have organized a new effort: Georgetown Takeout Tuesday.

The plan is to select two different restaurants in Georgetown each Tuesday (a generally slow day for restaurants) and get a group of residents to order a meal from them. Some restaurants will even offer special add-ons or discounts if you mention Takeout Tuesday when you order.

A message will be sent out weekly via NextDoor and local listservs notifying the community of the two restaurants, any discounts they’re offering, and a small message from the restaurants letting you know how important this is to them.

This week the restaurants are Chaia and Peacock Cafe. Peacock Cafe is offering 30% off bottled still wine when you order and mention Takeout Tuesday. Continue reading →

Photo by Vincent.

Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest:

• More on the BID’s plans to keep streateries going.
• Quite the unusual snowman up at Montrose Park!

3200 block of Q St.

The DC area received its first substantial snowfall in several years yesterday (with more expected today after a bit of messy rain). While it was nowhere near the amount of snow we’ve seen in notable storms of the past, it was enough to make Georgetown a bit more lovely than is normally:

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Photo by Vincent.

Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest:

• Some GU freshman seeking out dorm-like experiences in hotel rooms.
• Remember to clear your sidewalk of snow and ice!

3300 block of N St.

ANC 2E will be meeting next Monday for its February session. We’ve all been living like it’s Groundhog Day since last March, but that meeting will take place on the actual Groundhog Day (eve). Maybe we’ll finally get Andie McDowell to fall in love with us and end this wretched curse we’re living through!

But until then we’ve still got an ANC meeting to get through.

One item on the agenda is a resolution to support the Rose Park Farmers Market. This fantastic market will return March 17th and run through October 27th. GM was informed that the market is looking for more local independent retailers to feature, so if you’ve got a favorite, let them know about it! Continue reading →

Photo by Vincent.

Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest:

• Mayor proposes allowing open alcoholic beverages around some places, including Washington Harbour.
• The same proposal would allow for more taverns in Georgetown (which are currently capped at five).

1500 block of Wisconsin Ave.