D.C. Councilmember Orange Introduces Bill to Expand Opportun …
Tuesday, Councilmember Vincent B. Orange, Sr. introduced the “Small, Local and Disadvantaged Business Enterprise Development and Assistance Omnibus Amendment Act of 2012.”Chairman Kwame Brown and the following Councilmembers: Yvette Alexander, Marion Barry, Muriel Bowser, … [read more]
May 17 byRose Park Featured in Nats Commercial …
A promo for a Washington Nationals commercial, shot Thursday morning in Rose Park was filmed by the Mid-Atlantic Sports Network (MASN) for the regional network channel. It will air in two weeks on the MASN sports network channel.The promotion showed young boys with National’s … [read more]
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Georgetown DMV Office Closes Saturday, May 19th …
Due to construction at the Georgetown Park Mall, the D.C. Department of Motor Vehicle (DMV) Service Center located at 3222 M Street will close on Saturday, May 19, 2012 at 4:00 pm.On Monday, June 4, 2012, D.C. DMV will open a temporary service center at 301 C Street, NW. This … [read more]
May 17 byBuilding a Better Fiber Network in Georgetown …
You may have seen an unusual number of hard hats at 30th and K Streets recently, but probably haven’t seen the process that goes on beneath the manhole covers.“We wanted to document the process,” said Darrell Tanno, vice president of business development for AiNET, … [read more]
May 17 byMeet Artist Brian Petro at Vastu This Weekend …
On May 19th and 20th, local artist Brian Petro will open the doors to his basement studio at Vastu (1829 14th Street, NW) to host guests for a preview of his work. The Vastu collection utilizes mixed media, often incorporating photographic images. Drawing from childhood … [read more]
May 17 byThe Other Greenbrier …
When you proudly say, “I’m going to The Greenbrier,” most of us think: healing waters of White Sulphur Springs, the secret Cold War bunker tucked away in the Allegheny Mountains, centuries-old quintessentially southern luxury resort or world-class golf … [read more]
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D.C. Councilmember Orange Introduces Bill to Expand Opportunities for Local Businesses
Tuesday, Councilmember Vincent B. Orange, Sr. introduced the “Small, Local and Disadvantaged Business Enterprise Development and Assistance Omnibus Amendment Act of 2012.”Chairman Kwame … [read more]
Top Dogs of Georgetown Meet at Montrose Park May 19th
This Saturday, May 19th, drag your owners to Montrose Park to meet Karen Taylor of Top Dogs of Georgetown, a new dog walking and sitting company specializing in caring for dogs who live … [read more]
Meet Artist Brian Petro at Vastu This Weekend
On May 19th and 20th, local artist Brian Petro will open the doors to his basement studio at Vastu (1829 14th Street, NW) to host guests for a preview of his work. The Vastu collection utilizes … [read more]
Building a Better Fiber Network in Georgetown
You may have seen an unusual number of hard hats at 30th and K Streets recently, but probably haven’t seen the process that goes on beneath the manhole covers.“We wanted to document the … [read more]
Robin Sutliff's Fleurafoto Show at Baked & Wired
Meet the artist, Robin Sutliff and see the new FLEURAFOTO collection of unique photo images on metal.Opening Thursday, May 17th from 6:00 to 9:00 pm at Baked & Wired in Georgetown. The show will … [read more]
The Diorissimo
Announcing: The Diorissimo. Dior's latest "it" bag and one you'll be sure to covet. It's a personal new handbag favorite of mine because it's the … [read more]
Remembering Vidal Sassoon
A couple of years ago, during Neill Corporation’s Serious Business® conference, I had the pleasure of meeting Vidal Sassoon. This week, as the entire beauty industry mourns the loss of this … [read more]
Bike to Work Day May 18th
Rain or shine, Friday, May 18th is Bike to Work Day. The League of American Bicyclists began Bike to Work Day as part of Bike Month in 1956. Over the years, Bike to Work Day has grown into a … [read more]
govino Wine Glasses
”Just one word. Plastics.” Even before that now memorable line in the 1967 film, The Graduate about where the future lay, I had an appreciation for synthetic moldables. At nine, on a … [read more]
First Lady Gets Out of White House for Charity
Michelle Obama, in a satin-like off-the-shoulder red dress, told a packed crowd at the First Lady’s Luncheon that the annual event not only “gets me out of the house” but it also … [read more]
The Other Greenbrier
When you proudly say, “I’m going to The Greenbrier,” most of us think: healing waters of White Sulphur Springs, the secret Cold War bunker tucked away in the Allegheny Mountains, … [read more]
Chef Mike Isabella Opens Bandolero in Georgetown May 24th
Like his first and wildly popular Graffiato in Chinatown, Mike Isabella’s Bandolero is a small-plates concept restaurant, only this time, it's Mexican.With an emphasis on sharing, … [read more]
Georgetown DMV Office Closes Saturday, May 19th
Due to construction at the Georgetown Park Mall, the D.C. Department of Motor Vehicle (DMV) Service Center located at 3222 M Street will close on Saturday, May 19, 2012 at 4:00 pm.On Monday, June 4, … [read more]
Rose Park Featured in Nats Commercial
A promo for a Washington Nationals commercial, shot Thursday morning in Rose Park was filmed by the Mid-Atlantic Sports Network (MASN) for the regional network channel. It will air in two weeks on the … [read more]
New Owner Takes Reins at Beloved Scheele’s Market
By Deirdre BannonCurrent Staff WriterAt Scheele’s Market, the longest-running corner store in Georgetown, the future looks bright. A new owner is taking over the business from Shin and Kye Lee, … [read more]
Metro TeenAIDS 19th Annual Auction at The Embassy of Italy June 7th
Join Metro TeenAIDS for a fun evening on June 7th at the Embassy of Italy as they honor House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi who will help raise funds to support the youth of the District of … [read more]
Passing Nest Eggs on to Future Generations in 2012
Thanks to the 2010 tax-relief legislation, the rules for estate planning are very favorable in 2012. This two-year window of opportunity provides the incentive to act now. Lifetime gifts can be … [read more]
TARI and T-square Celebrate Local Fashion with Windows Into DC: Cultural Couture
Wednesday was a big day for D.C. fashion. In the morning, Mayor Vincent Gray and Councilmember Jack Evans joined with the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities at the Convention Center to unveil … [read more]
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