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, so as to get out of the constant hustle and bustle of city life for a more relaxed, slower paced...
Laurence Roth | Feb 24, 2016
If you had taken a stroll through the Politics and Prose bookstore in 1999 and again today, you would naturally see aspects of change present in the bookstore. Carla Cohen, an original co-owner of Politics and Prose, was adamant that change be ever-present in the...
Laurence Roth | Feb 24, 2016
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 ages 22-40 years old. A very large portion of the population is White, about 75...
Laurence Roth | Feb 4, 2016