Literacy runs deep in D.C.

Published December 29, 2007 5:00am ET



Voracious newspaper and magazine readers in the nation’s capital have made the District of Columbia the fifth most literate city in the nation, an annual survey has found.

Jack Miller of Central Connecticut State University crunched numbers including library resources, newspaper circulation, number of bookstores, adult education level and the size of the periodical industry in 69 cities with at least 250,000 residents.

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