
Among many second and third generation Latinos the answer is "NO," making some wonder if Spanish will survive in America. I spoke to linguists across the country for this article and it seems that it comes down to new immigrants to keep the mother tongue alive. Keep reading…

Forget the Fonz! The home of Happy Days and Laverne & Shirley has lots to offer: farm-to-fork restaurants, craft breweries, urban agriculture, you name. Favorite stop has to be Holler House, the oldest bowling alley in the country. Meeting 85-year-old owner Marcy is worth the price of a plane ticket alone.

I’ve been collecting vintage travel magazines for years. The covers resemble works of art, detailing far away locations and exotic natives. And inside are huge black and white photos, old-world maps and fantastical stories. I especially like the ads touting Cuba as the "light-hearted land of the rhumba."