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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

The proposal is tailored toward Georgetown’s goal of stability and historic preservation.

Customized Zone Proposed for Residential Georgetown

August 8, 2013

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

Summer students at Horizons are streaming audiobooks.

Local Partnership Helps Fight Kids’ Summer Learning Slump

July 31, 2013

Construction on the Cleveland Park project began in fall 2012.

Cathedral Commons Aims to Wrap Up Work This Year

June 18, 2014

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

Agency Still Seeking Visitor Parking Reform

September 25, 2013

The temporary trailers would not be visible from the street.

Georgetown ANC Objects to Plan for Hospital Trailers

October 2, 2013

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

Patrons regularly line up in the plaza outside George, drawing noise complaints from neighbors.

George Draws Neighbor Protests Over Request to Double Occupancy Limit

July 17, 2013

University officials say they may present a “more traditional” alternative.

GU Dorm Location Sparks Design Board Concern

July 10, 2013

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

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 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

Now in its 83rd year, the Georgetown House Tour features eight house and the recently renovated George Town Club.

Designer Digs Headline 83rd House Tour

April 23, 2014

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

EastBanc has revised its design for a five-story condo building.

Board Calls for Tweaking Exxon Condo Plans

April 9, 2014

Legislation from Council member Jack Evans would exempt historic music venues such as Blues Alley from property taxes.

Evans Bill Could Help Assist Blues Alley

May 15, 2013

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

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

Georgetown Robbery Rise Sparks Concern

March 19, 2014

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