"Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Überness" …

Looking more like a political rally than a cocktail party, the invitation-only “Über DC Cocktails, Innovation, and Transportation” event held Thursday evening at the Shadow Room on K Street meant free pizza, drinks (and PopChips) for the lucky 700 who got in before … [read more]

January 26 byJudith Beermann

A Look at Wisconsin & Q …

An early 1910 shot (above) of  the corner of Wisconsin and Q Streets shows a filling station (Liberty Oil Company) where one (regretfully) still sits 100 years later. The building on its far left is home to the current neighborhood favorite Los Cuates Mexican restaurant. … [read more]

January 26 bySimon Jacobsen 3 Comments  comments

Dammit Dolls …

A friend of mine was having an especially rough week at work and said that the regular ice cream and chocolate solution wasn’t cutting it. So, I set out on a quest to find the perfect “feel-better” gift and came across this gem at the Paper Source. These Dammit Dolls … [read more]

January 26 byHillary Leeb 2 Comments  comments

The Best Government Money Can Buy …

  Voters decide elections. In a perfect world voters would decide who funds campaigns. Alas, the District is not perfect and voters cannot prevent moneyed interests from influencing politics. Our elected officials, however, have the power to level the playing field by … [read more]

January 25 byChuck Thies 1 Comments  comments

A Party with POTUS in the Background …

Can you image a party on State-of-the-Union night in Washington where the rule of the event was that politics are off the table?  That was the directive for Tuesday night’s 60th birthday party for PR executive (and mayor’s girlfriend) Linda Mercado Greene. For … [read more]

January 25 byJanet Staihar

Dumbarton House's Brick Recipe Under Study …

A $4,312.50 grant from The National Trust for Historic Preservation's Dorothea de Schweinitz Fund for the District of Columbia has been awarded to Dumbarton House to support the study of mortar samples from the historic site. The research supported by the grant will allow the … [read more]

January 25 byTasting Spoon

The Ruined Capitol

by Simon Jacobsen

A Look at Wisconsin & Q

An early 1910 shot (above) of  the corner of Wisconsin and Q Streets shows a filling station (Liberty Oil Company) where one (regretfully) still sits 100 years later. The building on its far … [read more]

Runaway Spoon

by Janet Staihar

A Party with POTUS in the Background

Can you image a party on State-of-the-Union night in Washington where the rule of the event was that politics are off the table?  That was the directive for Tuesday night’s 60th … [read more]

Chef's Table

by Hillary Leeb

Dammit Dolls

A friend of mine was having an especially rough week at work and said that the regular ice cream and chocolate solution wasn’t cutting it. So, I set out on a quest to find the perfect … [read more]

Amuse Bouche

by Tasting Spoon

Dumbarton House's Brick Recipe Under Study

A $4,312.50 grant from The National Trust for Historic Preservation's Dorothea de Schweinitz Fund for the District of Columbia has been awarded to Dumbarton House to support the study of mortar … [read more]

Georgetown Current

by The Georgetown Current

New owners of Evermay promise limited events

By Brady Holt Current Staff Writer New owners of Georgetown’s Evermay estate are working with neighbors to ensure that planned events there won’t disrupt them, according to the … [read more]

Stir It Up

by Mixing Bowl

Sugar and Champagne for Our Furry Friends

Mark your calendars for February 1st to attend the Washington Humane Society 11th Annual Sugar & Champagne Affair, an event to honor the Law Enforcement Officers, Humane Educators, and … [read more]

A La Carte

by Judith Beermann

"Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Überness"

Looking more like a political rally than a cocktail party, the invitation-only “Über DC Cocktails, Innovation, and Transportation” event held Thursday evening at the Shadow Room on K … [read more]

D.C. Dish

by Chuck Thies

The Best Government Money Can Buy

  Voters decide elections. In a perfect world voters would decide who funds campaigns. Alas, the District is not perfect and voters cannot prevent moneyed interests from influencing politics. Our … [read more]

A La Mode

by Emma Beck

Peeling the Lettuce Leaves: The Power of the Georgetown Community

He stands over the kitchen surface, the sheen of the table’s reflective metal mirroring the browned lettuce he grips in his hand. He adjusts his black cap slightly, his hands grazing the … [read more]

Gravy Boat

by Soo Saucy

Shoe Sale at Tari

Dolce, Prada, Chanel... oh my! Tari is having a shoe sale with select styles up to 50% percent off. Both the men’s and women’s designer shoes are perfect for any occasion, with initial … [read more]

Spread The Word

by Butter Dish

Super Rematch

The football has spoken and it looks as if the 2012 Super Bowl XLVI will be a rematch of 2008’s unforgettable battle between the New York Giants and the New England Patriots. The … [read more]

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Anonymous — This is the best invention since asprin for the relief of what bothers you. … [read more]
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Virginia Burton — Gee whillikers, Anonymous! You're suggesting only one gas station for Georgetown? Don't you know what happens when a business has a monopoly?... … [read more]
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Nancy Carpenter — I love this idea! Who doesn't need a Dammit Doll? Thanks for the tip! … [read more]
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Anonymous — They should tear down and get rid of this eyesore ruining that area of Georgetown. We already have another modern gas station, why do we need this... … [read more]
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Georgetown Auto Service/ Bobby — This is our gas/ auto repair station (Georgetown Auto Service) before the fire. See you soon. … [read more]
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