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  1. South Suburban Mayors and Managers Association issues RFP for Community Development Fund Manager

  2. W. Cook County Housing Collaborative to benefit from more than $7M in state, federal funding for foreclosure recovery, housing redevelopment near transit

    • Dec 3, 2011

  3. Gov. Quinn, HUD Regional Administrator Riley, Illinois elected officials, and DCEO Director Ribley join mayors, village presidents from West Cook County Housing Collaborative to make major funding announcement

    • Dec 1, 2011

  4. Multi-town collaboration is now an imperative

  5. West Cook County Housing Collaborative receives $3 million HUD grant

  6. Northwest Suburban Housing Collaborative hires housing coordinator

  7. Paving the way for multi-town collaboration

  8. Bipartisan Housing Policy Commission launching Oct. 26 in D.C.

  9. Calling on Congress to create jobs by rewarding innovative regions

  10. World Habitat Day highlights value of communities collaborating on housing

    • By Melvin Thompson
    • Oct 3, 2011

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