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  1. In the Loop: July 20, 2012

  2. The Cities That Work Series: Tri-state region united by the Fresh Coast

    • By Kevin Shafer, Executive Director, Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District
    • Jul 20, 2012

  3. The Cities That Work Series: Growing tri-state economy goes hand-in-hand with protecting nature

    • By Judith Stockdale, Executive Director, Gaylord and Dorothy Donnelley Foundation
    • Jul 19, 2012

  4. The Cities That Work Series: Reimagining legacy assets in the Milwaukee-Chicago-Gary axis

    • By Brian Schupper, Director of Policy, Greater Milwaukee Committee
    • Jul 19, 2012

  5. Separation anxiety, Part 5

  6. The Cities That Work Series: Water holds key to region's vitality

    • By Richard C. Longworth, Senior Fellow, Chicago Council on Global Affairs
    • Jul 18, 2012

  7. The Cities That Work Series: Tri-state planning, communication critical to 'greater' metropolitan region

    • By John Swanson, Executive Director, Northwestern Indiana Regional Planning Commission
    • Jul 17, 2012

  8. The Cities That Work Series: Economic opportunity transcends regional, state boundaries

    • By Randy Blankenhorn, Executive Director, Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning
    • Jul 17, 2012

  9. The Cities That Work Series: Overcoming zero-sum mindset key to mega-regional development

  10. Will looming federal funding cuts for water infrastructure force investment prioritization?

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