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   Metropolitan Planning Council announces winners of Activate Union Station contest

   • Aug 13, 2013
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   Crowd-sourced funding for crowd-sourced places

   • By Marisa Novara
   • Aug 7, 2013
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   Making unexpected art: Chicago Public Art Group's Aug. 15 event celebrates concrete

   • By Ariel Ranieri
   • Aug 6, 2013
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   Neighborhood Leaders Demonstrate How to Create Active, Healthy Communities

   • By Marisa Novara
   • Aug 1, 2013
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   Coalition of 15 civic organizations calls for bold vision for North Lake Shore Drive reconstruction

   • Jul 25, 2013
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   Who has what it takes to Activate Union Station? Public may vote July 26-31

   • Jul 25, 2013
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   MPC joins coalition calling for a bold vision for reconstruction of North Lake Shore Drive

   • By Chrissy Mancini Nichols
   • Jul 25, 2013
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   Argyle Night Market draws crowd, puts stamp on unique Uptown corridor

   • By Alyssa Berman, president & CEO, Uptown United
   • Jul 23, 2013
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   Vacant, closed and off-limits: Behind the scenes at Chicago Union Station

   • By Ryan Griffin-Stegink
   • Jul 10, 2013
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    Talking Transit: Making way for people by rethinking the street

    • By Yonah Freemark
    • Jun 27, 2013

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