“The danger is that a slow city ends up as a city for the geriatric rich and the trustafarians,” said Joel Kotkin, an urban analyst and author of “The City, a Global History.”
Executive Editor JOEL KOTKIN on the NY Times regarding Sonoma
by Kaitlin Hopkins 01/11/2010
“The danger is that a slow city ends up as a city for the geriatric rich and the trustafarians,” said Joel Kotkin, an urban analyst and author of “The City, a Global History.” »
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