The Village

by Judith Beermann

Boxwood Winery: A Taste of Bordeaux in Middleburg

Designed by internationally-renowned Georgetown architect, Hugh Newell Jacobsen, Boxwood Winery, is a 90 minute drive from D.C., on 18 acres of what was one of the earliest established farms in Middleburg, Virginia.              … [read more]

Don't Get Me Started ...

by Wendy Gordon

Chefs Move to Schools

Ellen Kassoff Gray remembers marching around the playground of Murch Elementary School.  She was in second grade and the song the class was singing went somewhat like this: “March is the time farmers will start to bring out their tractors….it’s spring time again … [read more]

Local Dish

by Molly Redden

MOCA DC, the talked-about Georgetown gallery that you've never been to

Most of the foot traffic to Canal Square, a quiet, small courtyard off of M Street, is accidental. The businesses there, mainly art galleries, remain out of sight from most shoppers, except for those who patronize the nearby Sea Catch restaurant—and a gallery without a reliable clientele … [read more]



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The Home Front

by Darrell Parsons

Home affordability at best level in 10 years

Thanks in part to interest rates continuing at all-time lows, home affordability in the U.S. remains near the most attractive levels in 10 years. In addition, HUD's Neighborhood Stabilization Program (NSP)has spurred local investment and is beginning to make affordably priced homes available … [read more]