Lessons From An Urban Visionary
24 May 2002 - 8:00am
The Christian Science Monitor profiles urban visionary and former Indianapolis mayor, William Hudnut.
'You've got to learn to be what you are [as a city]; I think that's the fundamental lesson,' he says... While many suburbanites may have evacuated them for newer, outlying neighborhoods, Hudnut believes inner suburbs are increasingly attractive to "singles, mingles, and jingles" that is, to young singles, urban professionals, and empty-nesters who want to enjoy the energy and social vitality of city life without necessarily living at the urban core."
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Lessons learned by an urban visionary
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The Christian Science Monitor, May 22, 2002
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