Looking Back: Biggest Georgetown Stories of 2012

Georgetown's biggest stories of the year.

Posted Mon, Dec 31, 2012 at 5:30 pm ET|Updated Mon, Dec 31, 2012 at 5:38 pm ET

2012 brought a mix of hyperlocal news and regionally-relevant events to Georgetown Patch throughout the year.

January: Questions Amidst the Rubble of Wisconsin Avenue

February:

March: Readers' Choice: Where Do You Take Out-of-Town Guests to Experience Georgetown?

Albrecht Muth Indicted in Viola Drath Murder

April: Neighbors Worry About Impact of Glover Park Streetscape Project

May: Google's Self-Driving Car Spotted in Georgetown

ShopHouse Hopes for Late Summer Arrival

June:

July:

August: 'Homeland' Ad Sprayed on Georgetown Sidewalk Overnight

September: Human Remains Found on Q Street

October:

November: Comcast's 'Small Refrigerator-sized' Boxes Draw Georgetown's Ire

December: Georgetown Waterfront Ice Rink Opens

Thanks for your readership throughout 2012. Patch looks forward to bringing you more local news in the New Year.

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