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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

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

A new study recommends that the K Street corridor join the city’s fledgling streetcar network.

Plan Calls for Streetcar Line Under Whitehurst

October 30, 2013

Developers hope to largely demolish and re-create the building, but some community members want the structure preserved.

ANC Skeptical of Heating Plan Project

November 6, 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 Invests in Green Projects

January 15, 2014

The Shops at Georgetown Park location would be the agency’s only service center in Northwest.

DMV Center Could Reopen at Georgetown Mall in May

January 8, 2014

The Historic Preservation Review Board is slated to consider the Duke Ellington School of the Arts project Thursday.

Ellington Modernization Project Draws Preservation Objections

January 22, 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

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

Ellington School to Premiere Student’s Opera

May 22, 2013

The Old Georgetown Board said revised proposals for the Latham Hotel site are moving in the right direction but need refinement.

OGB Cites Progress on Key Projects

June 11, 2014

Revised plans to redo the Guy Mason playground in Glover Park retain more of the existing equipment at the request of neighbors.

City Revises Guy Mason Playground Plan

March 5, 2014

The plant is slated become condos and adjacent open space will be converted into parkland.

Designers Detail Ideas for Heating Plant Site

October 9, 2013

Many residents said the revised configuration tied up traffic at rush hour, especially northbound.

Agency to Restore Six Lanes Along Wisconsin Avenue in Spring

December 11, 2013

The Georgetown advisory neighborhood commission objected to the latest plans for the Alexander Memorial Baptist Church property.

ANC Opposes Latest Plan for N Street Lots

June 4, 2014

Robert Bell bought the vacant theater building this fall and has floated various ideas for its redesign.

New Plan Scales Back Theater Addition

December 18, 2013

The Wisconsin Avenue establishment is seeking a license that would drop its food sales requirement.

Smith Point Seeks Switch to Tavern License

May 28, 2014

The temporary trailers would not be visible from the street.

Georgetown ANC Objects to Plan for Hospital Trailers

October 2, 2013

Replacing the roof on the 1853 chapel cost more than $200,000.

Oak Hill Cemetery Wrapping Up Chapel Work

November 27, 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

Many residents say the new bins are too big for Georgetown and Burleith.

City to Collect Unwanted Cans Soon

April 30, 2014