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District of Rats
planetizen.com May 12, 2008
Mon, 12 May 2008 05:00:00 PDTread more ... Washington D.C. has successfully invested more than $600 million in a new baseball stadium, but the city's infamous infestation with rats is nowhere near resolved. I knew that before moving here—you’d always see them scampering...
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