Kansas City: Three Strategies For Success
5 February 2002 - 8:00am
Curtis Johnson and Neal Peirce offer three strategies to guide the development of the Kansas City region.
"Kansas City is well-positioned to:(1) Transform itself into an important national center for research and development in the fast-developing biological-sciences field. (2) Build on its already extraordinary base of arts and culture by broadening access to the arts for all population and age groups. (3) Write a bold new chapter in the story of children by expanding the No. 1 Question Campaign and transforming this already family-friendly set of communities into the best place in America to raise a child."
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Paths of great promise for Kansas City area
Source:
The Kansas City Star, January 27, 2002
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