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Fillmore Arts Center

Despite One-Year Reprieve, Fillmore Parents Battle to Preserve Arts Program

April 13, 2016

Residents have had mixed reactions to the prospect of becoming a historic district as a way to establish design review.

Burleith Puts Off Landmark Request

October 6, 2016

New aircraft routes over Georgetown and adjoining areas have drawn complaints about increased noise and now a court challenge.

Rise in Aircraft Noise Sparks Appeal

September 2, 2015

Area businesses are in touch with police about crimes as they occur thanks to the GroupMe project.

BID Pilots Crime Alerts Using Smartphone App

September 9, 2015

A detail from a February rendering of the proposed building at the heating plant site

Viewpoint: Is Modern Architecture Right for Georgetown?

April 26, 2016

A proposal to end the 27-year moratorium on new restaurant licenses in Georgetown faces new uncertainty.

Negotiations on Modifying Restaurant Limits Face Hurdle

December 2, 2015

Better bicycle connections through lower Georgetown are among the topics in the National Park Service report.

Park Service Spells Out Ideas for Trail Network

September 7, 2016

The 2nd District, currently split into eight PSAs, would comprise three sectors under the chief's new organization plan.

Police Chief Eyes Enlarged Patrol Areas

August 31, 2016

ANC 2E chair Ron Lewis isn't seeking re-election.

ANC 2E to See Turnover With Veterans’ Departures

August 25, 2016

The plan’s provisions include beautifying this area to attract more on-campus student activity.

GU Campus Plan Tweaks Win Praise in Community

August 17, 2016

D.C. Public Schools officials said they would rather fund arts programs in individual schools than bus students to Fillmore.

Fillmore Arts Again Facing Budget Cuts

March 2, 2016

Businesses in Georgetown had used the app to combat shoplifting, but some of the messages led to concerns about racial profiling

Georgetown Drops App Over Racial Issues

October 21, 2015

The newly renovated hotel on the vacant Latham site will include a roof deck that sparked initial concern.

Latham Project Cleared to Proceed

August 10, 2016

The 3111 K St. cinema intends to renovate inside and out.

Design Panel Opposes AMC Theatres Plans at Georgetown Multiplex

January 12, 2016

The intersection of Wisconsin Avenue and M Street NW is one of five citywide slated for review.

City Studies Dangerous Intersections, Including Wisconsin and M

January 20, 2016

José Andrés, left, offered tips to participants on Thursday.

Halcyon Helps Entrepreneurs Off the Ground

February 23, 2016

National Park Service officials hope to encouraged varied uses with new facilities along the Georgetown waterfront.

Park Service Releases Boathouse Sites Study

August 3, 2016

The modern sculpture would be part of a broader reinvention of Sequoia’s riverside seating area.

41-Foot-Tall Sculpture Eyed for Georgetown Waterfront

July 6, 2016

The proposed mixed-use building would sit at Georgetown’s eastern entrance between M Street and Pennsylvania Avenue NW.

EastBanc Project Gathers Mixed Reviews

July 27, 2016

An investor purchased the alley and says he plans to build there.

Council Weighs Eminent Domain for Alley

October 14, 2015