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  1. Redefining the Drive: MPC President MarySue Barrett talks North Lake Shore Drive on Chicago Tonight

  2. What a Pullman National Historical Park means for Chicago

    • By LeAaron Foley, Midwest Senior Outreach Coordinator, National Parks Conservation Association
    • Aug 5, 2013

  3. How can we advance the Great Lakes region over the next 100 years? Five experts weigh in

    • By Abby Crisostomo and MPC Research Assistant Rachel Carnahan
    • Aug 1, 2013

  4. Neighborhood Leaders Demonstrate How to Create Active, Healthy Communities

  5. Getting the most out of the Circle Interchange reconstruction

  6. Help Chicagoland’s roads and transit get ‘unstuck’ with new mobile app

  7. Federal tax credits are an essential lifeline to impoverished neighborhoods

  8. MPC joins coalition calling for a bold vision for reconstruction of North Lake Shore Drive

  9. National Foreclosure Settlement Awards announced!

    • By Breann Gala and MPC Research Assistant Muriel Marseille
    • Jul 24, 2013

  10. Register for 9/9 event New Partnerships and Novel Plans: Housing Solutions for People with Disabilities

    • By Breann Gala and MPC Research Assistant Virginia Wiltshire-Gordon
    • Jul 24, 2013

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