While the snow lingers I would like to remind everyone of their obligation to shovel the sidewalks adjacent to their property (even if you are a renter) within 24 hours of a snowfall.

The Burleith History Group is amassing an amazing collection of photographs for Arcadia Publishing's upcoming visual history of Burleith.

Hear what Desepe DeVargas, interim head of school for the Duke Ellington School of the Arts, has to say about the school's talented students, involved teachers, and its temporary relocation.

What used to be Listrani’s in the Palisades is now Bistroquet, an informal French restaurant.

On February 27, Hardy Middle School students gathered in the auditorium to celebrate Black History Month. The 2015 national theme was "A Century of Black Life, History, and Culture."

I’m sure that many of you read in the Georgetown Current that the District Department of Transportation has decided to locate the Ellington garage entrance on 36th Street instead of Reservoir Road.

In Prague, we lived almost downtown with farmers’ markets, cafes, pubs, and a bunch of grocery stores just a stone’s throw away from our apartment.

The generosity of current and former citizens of Burleith continues to astound us, and we have now surpassed the 70 percent mark with less than $4,000 needed to reach our goal.

On Sunday, January 25, Linda Brooks and Ross Schipper hosted the 4th Annual Burleith Winter Gløgg Party in their home at 3600 T Street.

Last month Hardy Middle School had a special presentation to celebrate Ukrainian food day. DCPS has four international food days every year.

Winds howl outside my house on a Saturday morning in the dead of winter. So why am I heading outdoors to spend my day? Am I nuts?

It is a great honor to be entrusted with the duties of president of the Burleith Citizens Association. I am extraordinarily lucky that out-going president Nan Bell has left everything in great shape and that she will continue to serve as vice president.

There’s something magical about finding and giving the perfect present, one that endures and delights long after the bow is untied. This holiday, the Burleith Community Fund invites you to make a truly memorable gift to Burleith by helping restore our neighborhood’s five call boxes.

Stave off the winter blues on Sunday afternoon, January 25, at a traditional Scandinavian gløgg party at the 3600 T Street home of Linda Brooks and Ross Schipper.

Play a role in beautifying our neighborhood and preserving a precious part of Burleith's history. Your tax deductible donation today, no matter how small, is important and only a button push away.

On December 19, Mayor Vincent C. Gray led school officials and community leaders in the official groundbreaking of the Duke Ellington School for the Arts modernization project.

‘Twas five nights before Christmas
and all through Burleith
two elves searched the ‘hood
so they could bequeath …
awards for the best holiday decorations!

On Sunday afternoon, December 14, Santa took time out of his busy schedule to pay a holiday visit to more than a dozen Burleith families.

Georgetown Village, a non-profit organization established to help seniors in the greater Georgetown area, has continued to grow and increase services throughout 2014.

Arcuri is a genuine Italian trattoria with some fine rustic dishes at reasonable prices.