Soaring rent tied to skyrocketing property taxes could force the owner of a D.C. jazz institution to close his doors permanently.
Harry Schnipper, owner of Blues Alley in Georgetown, said 2007 could be the last year for his 150-seat venue, the oldest continuing jazz supper club in the United States and one of the few remaining jazz scenes in Washington.
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