The D.C. Council earlier today passed an amended version of the noise bill first introduced by Tommy Wells and Mary Cheh that was born out of Ward 6 resident David Klavitter’s crusade to put an end to amplified street preachers keeping him awake at his home near H Street NE. But Wells and Cheh actually voted against this bill, after it was basically gutted by an amendment introduced by Ward 5 Council member Harry Thomas…

As we reported last week, Georgetown residents should have been ready for some rude awakenings over the weekend — and rude awakenings they received. The Post reported on the gathering of activists who took to the streets of Georgetown on Saturday and Sunday morning to make a point — loudly — about the D.C. Council’s recent inaction on a bill that would place limitations on the use of amplification during demonstrations in residential neighborhoods. Led…