Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest:
- Will cupcakeries like Georgetown Cupcake save our economy?
- Prince of Petworth evaluates Tackle Box.
The Morning Metropolitan
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The Morning Metropolitan
Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest:
- The Post writes a fascinating story about a Georgetown family that is descended from a slave that worked in the Madison White House.
- Johnny Rockets is applying for a liquor license. What type of drink fits their faux-fifties stylings? Spiked root-beer float? Actually, that sounds pretty good…
- Vox Populi starts its Junior Year. Will it spend the next two semesters on a debaucherous trip through Europe?
Photo by Flickr user La Citta Vita used under Creative Commons license.
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The Morning Metropolitan
Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest:
- Free wine tastings Tuesday nights at Bistrot Lepic.
- North Face is open.
Photo by Flickr user La Citta Vita used under Creative Commons.
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The Georgetown Metropolitan Hits The Beach
GM’s at the beach this week, so the posts will be a bit lighter this week. Depending on AT&T coverage at the beach, you may get the Morning Metropolitans this week, and the Georgetown Metropoli are all set to go, but you’ll have to wait till next week for regular middle of the day posts. See you next week!
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The Morning Metropolitan
Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest:
- DDOT planning to refurbish O and P streets (where the streetcar tracks are) next year. Will that mean a decision on the tracks?
- Staying on the transportation theme: 30th St. bridge over the canal closes today for reconstruction. It’ll be closed for roughly one year.
Photo by Flickr user roger@elaws used under Creative Commons.
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Could We Ride a Water Taxi to Nats Games Soon?
It was just announced that water taxi service would finally be provided to Nationals games. The initial reports said that likely points of call would include Alexandria and National Harbor. But the excelent SW SE DC blog JDLand got a list of what companies would be offering the service. On that list is Capitol River Cruises, which operates out of Georgetown. It’s unclear whether this means they’ll start offering water taxis service between Georgetown and the stadium, but it sure would be a fun way to get there and back.
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