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  1. Governor Pritzker signed a law allowing McHenry County to dissolve its townships. What does that mean for residents?

    • By Alex Cordaro, Edited by Adam Slade
    • Sep 18, 2019

  2. Our equitable future: delivering on the promise of a city of neighborhoods

  3. A citywide plan in Chicago?

    • By Justin Williams and Christina Harris, Director of Land Use and Planning
    • Sep 3, 2019

  4. Development without displacement in East Garfield Park?

    • By Michael Wieczorek, 2019 King W. Harris Summer Intern; Edited by: Juan Sebastian Arias, Manager
    • Aug 21, 2019

  5. MPC Tours Skender’s New Advanced Manufacturing Facility on Chicago’s Southwest Side

    • By Skender
    • Aug 20, 2019

  6. Attacking the Re-Entry Housing Challenge

  7. A new way to monitor water quality in the Chicago River

    • By Steve Frenkel and George Brigandi, Current
    • Aug 19, 2019

  8. How Illinois can reduce recidivism, change lives, and save $100 million a year

    • By Michael Wieczorek, 2019 King W. Harris Summer Intern, edited by Liz Granger
    • Aug 14, 2019

  9. Mapping walkability in the Chicago region, one street at a time

    • By Lindsay Bayley, Senior Planner, Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning
    • Aug 6, 2019

  10. Dispelling the myth of abundance

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