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Editor's Notebook: A Week of Headaches for Georgetown Businesses
A look at a few of the most notable stories this week on Georgetown Patch.
Updated: Health Department Closes Georgetown Sweetgreen
Sweetgreen in Georgetown was closed for about 48 hours by the DC Department of Health this week. The salad shop re-opened after they secured a new business license and installed a new sink.
Drybar Closed for Lack of Business License
Nearly a year after Drybar opened in Burleith, the salon has had to close temporarily so the owners can secure proper permits and licenses to operate a salon in Georgetown.
Sweetgreen in Georgetown was closed for about 48 hours by the DC Department of Health this week. The salad shop re-opened after they secured a new business license and installed a new sink.
Drybar Closed for Lack of Business License
Nearly a year after Drybar opened in Burleith, the salon has had to close temporarily so the owners can secure proper permits and licenses to operate a salon in Georgetown.
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