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   Defining Gary’s soul

   • By Joanna Trotter
   • Feb 24, 2011
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   Where do Chicago's mayoral candidates stand on key regional issues?

   • By Mandy Burrell Booth
   • Feb 18, 2011

3. How and why Illinois should support competitive regions and federal Livability Principles

   • By Robin Snyderman
   • Feb 18, 2011

4. Two reports and a 2/15 roundtable offer lessons from Neighborhood Stabilization Program

   • By Robin Snyderman
   • Jan 19, 2011

5. Zoning for urban agriculture and a more transparent shade of green

   • By Josh Ellis
   • Jan 19, 2011

6. MPC strengthens team with addition of Nancy Firfer, former Chicago Metropolis 2020 senior advisor and Village of Glenview president

   • Jan 19, 2011
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   Regional Housing Initiative offers funding to developers and owners of rental housing in Cook, Lake, McHenry and Will counties

   • Jan 18, 2011
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   MPC's 2011 Plan for Prosperity outlines recommendations for livable communities

   • By Mandy Burrell Booth
   • Jan 13, 2011

9. Sowing Placemaking seeds in the Bronzeville Community Garden™

   • By Bernard Loyd
   • Dec 20, 2010

10. Location, Location, Location – Home sales up around Metra stops

    • By Chrissy Mancini Nichols
    • Dec 6, 2010

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