http://higley1000.com/archives/65 Racial Integration in the Wealthiest 1000 Places in America Mon, 23 Jan 2012 20:04:52 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= http://higley1000.com/archives/65/comment-page-1#comment-5412 Murray Hill-Middle Heathcote Ain’t No Mount Vernon « EconomicReview Journal Tue, 28 Dec 2010 14:24:17 +0000 http://higley1000.com/archives/65#comment-5412 [...] five richest neighborhoods are found in Scarsdale including the 5th wealthiest in the country,). Murray Hill-Heathcote ($402,565 Mean Household [...] [...] five richest neighborhoods are found in Scarsdale including the 5th wealthiest in the country,). Murray Hill-Heathcote ($402,565 Mean Household [...]

]]> http://higley1000.com/archives/65/comment-page-1#comment-497 JJ Thu, 12 Jun 2008 13:21:47 +0000 http://higley1000.com/archives/65#comment-497 aargh. All very interesting but to focus on every last negative rather than praising the positives is just pointless. Why not focus on the admirable qualities that set New Rochelle apart from its suburban constituents. Yes, there is an economic disparity between the residents of the city and between different geographical sections, but that is a reality that is ever present in our society. The significant fact that should be stressed is that these residents choose to live within one community and within the shared borders of the greater city of New Rochelle. This means that they choose to live amongst those 'different' groups (aka. 'undesirables') that every other suburban town and village works to keep out from the start. aargh. All very interesting but to focus on every last negative rather than praising the positives is just pointless. Why not focus on the admirable qualities that set New Rochelle apart from its suburban constituents. Yes, there is an economic disparity between the residents of the city and between different geographical sections, but that is a reality that is ever present in our society. The significant fact that should be stressed is that these residents choose to live within one community and within the shared borders of the greater city of New Rochelle. This means that they choose to live amongst those ‘different’ groups (aka. ‘undesirables’) that every other suburban town and village works to keep out from the start.

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