The Morning Metropolitan
Photo by Samatha Schwartrz.
Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest:
- GM got reports of a lot of to-doings at Four Seasons yesterday, anyone know the scoop?
- GU may move its evening MBA program to Tyson’s.
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Georgetown 2028 Community Engagement Meeting Next Week
The Georgetown 2028 planning project has been humming along. As you might know, this is an ambitious effort lead by the BID to gather many stakeholders together and chart out what challenges the Georgetown business district will face over the next 15 years and plan how to face them.
The project is structured with a steering committee (full disclosure: GM is on the steering committee) and three working groups focused on transportation, economic development, and public space. Continue reading
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The Morning Metropolitan
Photo by Blake Patterson.
Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest:
- There’s such a huge difference between the world’s largest rubber ducky and the creator of the world’s largest rubber ducky. One of them is visiting Georgetown; sadly we got the lesser of the two.
- Tin dragon stands guard on P St.
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CAG Gala Goes Italian
GM would like to do with CAG Board member-duty to invite you to come on out to CAG’s annual gala. It is October 18th and it’s located at the Italian embassy on Whitehaven (just off Mass. Ave.).
It will be a masked ball with a Venetian Carnivale theme. There will be oodles of exotic prizes available for the auction, including trips to fancy European locales.
Find more info and buy tickets here.
GM hopes to see you there!
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The Morning Metropolitan
Photo by Elvert Barnes.
Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest:
- El Centro getting good initial reviews.
- What’s your opinion on this mural? GM thinks it’s cool if not just because it’s just so out of place.
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Scenes From a Park(ing) Day
GM wasn’t able to get around to the various Georgetown Park(ing) Day spots last week, but luckily photographer-about-town M.V. Jantzen was and captured these great shots:
Here’s the recently opened Malmaison on Water St.
Here’s the scene outside Baked and Wired. Continue reading
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