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Tudor Place uncovered a wide variety of artifacts in a recent archaeological dig on the historic Georgetown estate.

Tudor Place Honored for Archaeological Digs

June 27, 2012

Officials said they would address an intersection where traffic has become problematic as cars seek to avoid Wisconsin Avenue.

DDOT Will Redesign Side Streets in Glover Park

June 20, 2012

The secretary of the Commission of Fine Arts has expressed concern about the limited public input on the parcel's sale.

Heating Plant Auction Set for November

September 26, 2012

A Comcast box at 29th and Olive streets is one of several installed in the historic district without design review.

Comcast Boxes Cause Stir in Georgetown

November 7, 2012

Three scenarios envision varied development near Key Bridge

Park Service Study Lays Out Boathouse Options

April 24, 2013

JP’s, at 2412 Wisconsin Ave., has been closed since a 2008 fire.

ANC Calls for Hearing on Confusing JP’s Ownership

September 19, 2012

Honoree Karen Daly has helped improve the Dumbarton House grounds, the association says.

Georgetown Citizens Group to Hand Out Service Awards

May 30, 2012

The display screens would go inside windows of participating businesses near bus stops.

Georgetown May Soon Get Electronic Bus Arrival Signs

April 10, 2013

“Shattered Sky” premieres tonight as part of the Environmental Film Festival in the Nation’s Capital.

Glover Park filmmaker connects ozone issue to climate change in documentary

March 21, 2012

The Guy Mason Recreation Center was renovated last year.

Stoddert Preschool Moves to Guy Mason

September 4, 2012

Inspectors did not find overflowing trash when they visited during the day. Neighbors say the problems occurred at night.

Market Pledges to Resolve Rat Issue

August 29, 2012

The city plans to make passes available citywide in October 2013, but implementation details are still in flux.

City to Extend Visitor Parking Pass Program

August 22, 2012

The construction work will transform the confusing intersection and aims to calm traffic.

37th and Tunlaw Work to Kick Off Soon

March 20, 2013

The city fielded 236 reports of tree damage. This tree fell at the home of a Palisades advisory neighborhood commissioner.

Dire Predictions Give Way to Minor Damage

October 30, 2012

Federal officials opened bidding in January on the Georgetown Heating Plant site, located next to the C&O Canal.

GSA Plant’s Winning Bidder Proposes Condos, Park

March 13, 2013

Tony and Joe’s is reopening after major renovations due to flood damage. Until now, only its outdoor seating area had been open.

Flood-Damaged Restaurants Set to Reopen

August 15, 2012

Residents of condo units above the proposed Pinstripes site are concerned about noise.

Bowling, Banquet Plan Brings Noisy Objections

January 9, 2013

R&B artist Smokey Robinson, with Ellington principal Rory Pullens, far right, spoke about the importance of arts education.

Smokey pays a visit to Duke Ellington School

March 7, 2012

Georgetown’s Mount Zion Cemetery is in disrepair, the preservation league says.

Preservationists Name ‘Endangered’ City Sites, including Georgetown Cemetery and Kalorama Embassy

December 25, 2012

The new ice rink could be open as early as Nov. 17.

Ice Rink to Open Soon at Washington Harbour

October 16, 2012