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  1. Like cars, drinking water systems require maintenance

    • By Margaret Schneemann, Water Resource Economist, Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant
    • Oct 26, 2016

  2. Our rivers are the backbone for new opportunities and civic pride

  3. What helps voucher holders move to low-poverty neighborhoods?

  4. When government should operate like a business

    • By Paul D. May, P.E., Assistant Executive Director, Northwest Suburban Municipal Joint Action Water Agency
    • Oct 12, 2016

  5. See who's transforming the way government works for the better

  6. Data Points: How Chicago's crime rate and population change stack up against other cities

  7. Turning Nashville into 'Boomtown': An evening with former Mayor Karl Dean

  8. MPC is thrilled to see so many friends on Crain's Who's Who list!

  9. CTA looks to use Transit Facility Improvement Area to fund Red Purple Modernization

  10. Data Points: Are crime and population loss connected in Chicago?

    • By Alden Loury and and MPC AmeriCorps VISTA Fellow Elizabeth O'Brien
    • Sep 14, 2016

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