In the late 1800’s to early 1900’s the residents of Washington, D.C. began branching out of the city for more spacious land to build houses and move their families to,… read more →
Carla Cohen and Barbara Meade had chutzpah. As a precocious child, Cohen insisted upon attending her father’s Americans for Democratic Action meetings that were held in her living room; as… read more →
I have always been a sucker for alliteration, especially when it’s tactful. That being said, I find the name of Washington, D.C.’s preeminent independent bookstore, Politics & Prose, particularly pleasant to pronounce. But this name… read more →
Nestled on the northwestern border of Washington, D.C., Chevy Chase refers to a neighborhood, rather than the American comedy actor. This location allows its residents to experience suburban-like life, without being too… read more →
Chevy Chase is a quiet, secluded neighborhood; a sort of suburb within the city limits. It’s home to over 19,500 residents with the majority of the population being young adults… read more →