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The new painted median is being removed from Calvert to Garfield streets, but will remain farther south in Glover Park.

City Removing New Median on Part of Wisconsin Ave.

June 5, 2013

The owners of Georgetown's Halcyon House won zoning approval Tuesday for their plans.

Halcyon House Wins Nonprofit Nod

September 10, 2013

The Capital Crescent Trail has been closed since last Wednesday after 5 million gallons of overflow sewage spilled across it.

Sewage Overflow Shuts Capital Crescent Trail

May 7, 2014

Juan Amaya has written a twist on the classic tale of Cinderella.

Ellington School to Premiere Student’s Opera

May 22, 2013

Michael McGinnes, left, and Ruth Trocolli work on excavating the Q Street burials site.

City Looks at Former Cemetery Sites

August 28, 2013

Now served by the DC Circulator, the corridor may see either streetcars or a premium bus service in the future.

City Details Transit Options to Connect Georgetown, Union Station

May 29, 2013

Plans are underway to install a dock somewhere along the C&O Canal in Georgetown to foster the use of kayaks and canoes.

Dock Plan Would Aid C&O Kayakers, Canoeists

April 16, 2014

Meridian Hill Park is one of 16 historic sites in D.C. in the Partners in Preservation contest.

Local Landmarks Vie for Funding in Contest

May 1, 2013

EastBanc is pitching a modern five-story condo building at the site of the M Street Exxon.

EastBanc Debuts New Plans for Condos at Exxon Parcel

February 26, 2014

Stakeholders at Fillmore Arts Center say that per-pupil funding is down 40 percent over four years.

Chancellor Rebuffs Plea to Reverse Fillmore Cuts

May 8, 2013

The Lab School hosted a pizza-making event this month.

Group Seeks ‘Summer Miracles’ with Adoptions

July 24, 2013

The temporary trailers would not be visible from the street.

Georgetown ANC Objects to Plan for Hospital Trailers

October 2, 2013

SB-Urban hopes to raze and replace the retail building on M Street and put housing in the hotel behind it.

‘Micro’ Apartments Eyed for Latham Site

April 2, 2014

Several tree boxes along Wisconsin Avenue and M Street are empty because trampled dirt harmed the trees' health.

Agency Eyes Protection for Georgetown Trees

March 26, 2014

The Citizens Association of Georgetown worked with neighborhood stakeholders and the D.C. Office of Planning on the custom zone.

Georgetown Custom Zone at Issue as Some Advocates Elsewhere Seek Same Program

February 19, 2014

Four pedestrians have been robbed this year on area streets, including two incidents involving guns.

Georgetown Robbery Rise Sparks Concern

March 19, 2014

Landowners have worked out an agreement that will allow ice cream shop owner Max Keshani to stay open through October.

Max’s Ice Cream Gets Summer Reprieve

July 3, 2013

A proposal for an area east of Wisconsin Avenue between M Street and the C&O Canal includes a bioretention curb extension.

DC Water Aims to Scale Back Tunnel Plan

January 29, 2014

The S&R Foundation wants to make the house the headquarters for its work on avoiding and managing catastrophes and disasters.

Group Seeks OK for Halcyon House Use

June 26, 2013

Some Ward 2 residents feared that widespread visitor parking passes would exacerbate parking woes.

Agency Still Seeking Visitor Parking Reform

September 25, 2013