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  1. Chicago still paying heavy price for racial segregation

  2. A Flood of Good Ideas

    • By Shehara Waas and Hal Sprague, Director of Government Affairs, Center for Neighborhood Technology
    • Apr 5, 2017

  3. More efficiency could help solve school funding woes in Illinois

    • By Quentin Shipley-Mellon
    • Apr 4, 2017

  4. Yes, the weather has been weird. Yes, there's something we can do about it.

    • By Sarah Cardona and Joyce Coffee, President of Climate Resilience Consulting
    • Mar 21, 2017

  5. Local, National and International Experts help shape future of Chicago’s rivers

  6. The Long Commute to Upward Mobility

  7. Data Points: Black, Brown and Stuck in Traffic

  8. An Inside Look Into Pullman's Future

  9. There’s a New Funding Source in Town! (…for stormwater management)

  10. Organic is for apples: Why I’ve had it with leaving desegregation to chance

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