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  1. How the Chicago region can confront suburban poverty

    • By Breann Gala and MPC AmeriCorps VISTA Member Kaitlyn McClain
    • Oct 7, 2013

  2. International Park(ing) Day part two: Collaborate

    • By Marisa Novara and MPC Research Assistant Jason Brown
    • Oct 7, 2013

  3. MPC wins Sustainable Landscaping Award at MWRD Sustainability Summit

    • By Josh Ellis and MPC Research Assistant Jamie Makatche
    • Oct 4, 2013

  4. A tour of MWRD - MPC's most excellent adventure!

  5. In the Loop: October 4, 2013

    • By Yonah Freemark and MPC Research Assistant Sam Svoboda
    • Oct 2, 2013

  6. International Park(ing) Day part one: Advocate

    • By Marisa Novara and MPC Research Assistant Jason Brown
    • Oct 2, 2013

  7. Creating Innovative Housing Solutions in a Post-Williams, Ligas, Colbert Illinois

    • By Breann Gala and MPC AmeriCorps VISTA Member Kaitlyn McClain
    • Sep 27, 2013

  8. CMAP staff say no to Illiana

  9. October public meetings scheduled for Multi-Modal Transportation Improvement Program

  10. Trading policy and practice tools at the Reclaiming Vacant Properties 2013 conference

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