Robert Devaney is the Editor-in-Chief of The Georgetowner, a local publication focused on news and events in the Georgetown neighborhood of Washington, D.C. With a keen interest in the community, Robert covers a range of topics including local business updates, cultural events, and neighborhood happenings.
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Robert Devaney's articles predominantly cover local events, businesses, and the restaurant scene in Georgetown. He seems to focus on providing insights into neighborhood life, business happenings, and local events. Given this emphasis on local news and private sector announcements, he would likely be interested in pitches related to new business openings or closures in the area of Georgetown.
Additionally, since Robert covers a significant portion of house & home-related content along with event coverage such as meeting Santa at parks or welcoming neighbors for holidays, he may also be receptive to pitches about community events happening within Georgetown or features on unique homes and neighborhoods in his geographic focus area.
Considering Robert’s strong focus on local news within Georgetown specifically rather than broader national news stories will help ensure that your pitch aligns with his interests.
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The Georgetown-Burleith-Hillandale Advisory Neighborhood Commission met on April 1 at Georgetown Visitation Prep, as well as remotely. Here are some
Patron’s Party co-chairs Puja Parekh and Blair Wunderlich thanked the party-goers and tour supporters, as Georgetown House Tour co-chairs Azali Kassum and
By: Robert Devaney
Getting ready to open at 1344 Wisconsin Ave. NW at the corner that once held Doc Dalinsky’s legendary Georgetown Pharmacy is the women’s clothing store, M.M. LaFleur — ala the “Power Casual” concept of dressing.
Georgetown Main Street Executive Director Rachel Shank is flanked by retired GMS Board President Melanie Hayes and GMS Board Chair Iesha Holy. Photo by Bill Starrels.
Foxtrot, the high-end coffee shop and convenience store, suddenly announced midday April 23 that it was permanently closing all of its locations. Employees and customers were stunned by the abrupt closures that no one saw coming.
By: Robert Devaney
A neighborhood favorite, the 21st annual Georgetown French Market, coordinated by the Georgetown Business Improvement District, returned to Book Hill on
By: Robert Devaney
Gone from Georgetown since 2011, the United States’ largest bookstore chain will return to its original location at 3040 M St. NW, having signed a
Georgetown’s own Kitty Kelley and “America’s bestselling investigative biographer” bedazzled her audience on the sun drenched penthouse patio of Alan and Nancy Taylor Bubes that overlooks the Potomac River. The May 2 interview was moderated by writer Carrington Tarr and organized by the Citizens Association of Georgetown.
Pure Sweat + Float Studio opened Friday at 3345 Prospect St. NW, next to Down Dog Yoga, with infrared saunas and float therapy.
A long and jam-packed annual meeting of the Citizens Association of Georgetown was held at Duke Ellington School of the Arts on May 7. Duke Ellington
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