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More government units mean higher spending for some public services

• By Alden Loury
• Oct 18, 2017

'Triangular' relaxation in Lake Forest

• By Mandy Burrell Booth
• Jul 23, 2010

In concrete jungle, Art Institute's gardens provide an oasis

• By Mandy Burrell Booth
• Jul 16, 2010

Reinventing public investment for a greener Chicago region

• Sep 10, 2009

Northwest Indiana takes to heart Burnham’s famous appeal, “Make no little plans….”

• By Kristi DeLaurentiis
• Jul 31, 2009

The Creative City: Keeping Chicago Vibrant and Viable

• By Karin Sommer
• Jun 8, 2009

Goal-Driven, Right-Sized and Coordinated: Federal Investment Reform for the 21st Century

• By Josh Ellis
• Jun 5, 2009

Vote for Chicagoland's best public place in the "What Makes Your Place Great?" photo and video contest

• By Karin Sommer
• Jun 2, 2009

Conservation easements still the way to go for agricultural preservation

• By Josh Ellis
• May 19, 2009

Residents come out in force to shape the future of the Polish Triangle

• By Karin Sommer
• Apr 7, 2009

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