Cincinnati Discovers Cosmopolitan

After decades of decay, Cincinnati is on the mend.

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January 18, 2005, 5:00 AM PST

No one has ever accused Cincinnati of being too cosmopolitan. But over the past several years, however, Cincinnati has shed its close-minded image and begun to revitalize its center city - focusing on strategies of broad appeal to make those who already live in its metropolitan area think about moving back to the city.

Thanks to Seth Brown

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