HeyJaredRobert Devaney
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Amanda Hagerman’s First Year Celebrates the Ladies of Georgetown | The Georgetowner (opens the original)
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What do Jackie Kennedy, Julia Child, the Peter sisters, Elizabeth Taylor, Evangeline Bruce and Lorraine Cooper have in common? Their images and inspiration are part of the “Ladies of Georgetown” Capsule Collection, inspired by prominent ladies who lived in Georgetown. The adornments and bling — unique and 18 karat gold — are now on display at Amanda Hagerman Jewelry on Prospect Street through Oct. 31. The jewelry store celebrated its first year in Georgetown on Sept. 24, with “One Year In George
Stars and Stripes Staffers’ Firing Paused Upon Court Request | The Georgetowner (opens the original)
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In a dramatic turn of events, the Department of Defense capitulated to a temporary truce on Friday, staying its hand in the Aug. 21 termination of three top staffers at Stars and Stripes, a legislatively independent DOD newspaper and website that reports on matters concerning U.S. service members and their families. The news outlet is partly funded by American taxpayers. By order of the high command, the three were placed upon the administrative shelf until Friday, Sept. 4, granting a one-week r
Business Ins & Outs: Uniqlo, Ellizabetta La Strega, Alfie’s, Cafe Tulúm, Flavor Hive, Bizzeria | The Georgetowner (opens the original)
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Uniqlo on M Street made its ribbon (bag) cutting on Aug. 28. Photo by Bill Starrels. Uniqlo Georgetown at 3262 M St. NW made its flashy debut on Aug. 28. The 22,618-square-foot store brings Uniqlo’s LifeWear philosophy “to one of Washington, D.C.’s most iconic neighborhoods, offering thoughtfully designed everyday apparel alongside unique local collaborations and community experiences,” the company told us. Over the opening weekend, guests enjoyed a lineup of special events and exclusive offers:
Freedom 250 Grand Prix Wins New Fans Over the Weekend | The Georgetowner (opens the original)
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The Freedom 250 Grand Prix took over downtown D.C. this weekend. While some were not exactly happy about race cars zooming by museums and causing road closures, the well-organized event is getting thumbs up even from those who are less than impressed by the president’s choice of an urban street race for America’s birthday. The Pit Zone on Pennsylvania Avenue. Photo by Robert Devaney. The checked flag went to winner Kyle Kirkwood, who led most of the race on Sunday. Organizers of the one-of-a-kin
Mayor, Officials, Family Celebrate Thompson High School on First Day of School | The Georgetowner (opens the original)
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Mayor Muriel Bowser joined DC Public Schools, the DC Department of General Services and District leaders, along with community members and Georgetown University officials, to celebrate the first day of school and cut the ribbon on the newly expanded and newly renamed John R. Thompson Jr. High School, formerly known as MacArthur High School. With a $91-million expansion, the school now serves up to 800 students in grades 9 through 12. The school at 4530 MacArthur Boulevard NW is named in honor of
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