Monthly Archives: September 2002

Index of Weblog Posts – September/August, 2002

September 30, 2002 – 9:55 pm

Scottsdale: Resort City, Regional Alliances CRA Requirements: A Quid Pro Quo for Insurers Spared Terrorism Costs? The “Creatives” Pick a Few Good Places Rail is Real — Are Public Policies Realistic? Bus vs. Light Rail: Peril in Supporters’ Food Fights

By Farley Peters | Posted in Commentary | Comments (0)

Come on By…

September 23, 2002 – 8:18 am

What do Bill Dodge, Gail Christopher and Curt Johnson have in common? They have all been recently published. To find out more about the writings of these “Scribes” and other news on the Group’s galavantings, visit our What’s New page.

By Farley Peters | Posted in Commentary | Comments (0)

Scottsdale: Resort City, Regional Alliances

September 17, 2002 – 7:47 pm

There’s always an unspoken assumption in regionalism debates — that poor neighborhoods are the ones that really need the area-wide connections. Well, think again: Suburban Scottsdale, high strutter of the Phoenix metro region, marketed for decades as a sort of self-sufficient resort and arts enclave, the place where top business executives came to disappear from [...]

By Curtis Johnson | Posted in Commentary | Comments (0)