This morning, Vox came across a gem of a photograph snapped by Georgetown Metropolitan. Georgetown Dinette, one of the very few mom-and-pop restaurants in the area, is closing for a few weeks for a “family matter.” In what we… Read More
Rumblings and grumblings over the results of the campus plan agreement are still alive and well. Students demand a say in the process and express disapproval over the concessions made by the University, and two days ago, students were… Read More
While we await the completion of the H Street streetcar line, now expected to begin running by mid 2013, some area blogs are drooling over the idea of extending the line into Georgetown. Last week, Georgetown Metropolitan ran… Read More
Update: The full report of the Office of Planning is now available after the jump. The District Office of Planning filed its report to the D.C. Zoning Commission today, recommending that Georgetown University house 100 percent of its… Read More
If you are looking for a way to enjoy the nice weather and still take a trip down to see a Washington Nationals game, you’re now in luck. American River Taxi has begun offering a limit scheduled in… Read More
Last week, the 2010 Census released data for the District of Columbia, showing what appeared to be a significant boom in Georgetown’s population. The recent data suggests that 1,791 new residents have been added to the Georgetown community,… Read More
Based on this graphic, it’s pretty apparent what people come to Georgetown to do: shop and eat. Georgetown Metropolitan reports that 73% of the businesses in the neighborhood are independent. This percentage drops to 41% only a block… Read More
According to the Georgetown Current [PDF], a one-time resident hopes to open a medical marijuana dispensary in Georgetown. The man, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, has not yet filed an application with the D.C. government. “I… Read More
For more than a year, rumors suggested that Georgetown Public Library would re-open in Fall 2010. Now, that target date is a bit more specific. According to a D.C. Public Library representative who contacted Georgetown Metropolitan, the library… Read More