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  1. What's a state's role in promoting Sustainable Communities?

  2. Senate candidates go on the record on regional, state planning issues at MPC's 2010 Annual Luncheon

  3. Renovated affordable homes to be showcased in Chicago Lawn this Saturday

  4. MPC working with Gary, NWI partners on economic development roadmap

  5. Tackle three urban challenges at Infrastructures for Change workshop 6/3

  6. Making sustainable development the norm, not the exception

    • By Guest Author
    • May 2, 2010

  7. CVS Caremark Partners with Charter One Workforce Housing Initiative to Help CVS/pharmacy Employees in Chicago’s South Suburbs Buy Homes

    • Apr 30, 2010

  8. South suburban employers gather for Charter One Workforce Housing Initiative convening

  9. Regional and state leaders recognize the first round of Sustainable Communities Initiative funding is only the beginning

  10. New program supports affordable rental housing preservation

    • Apr 8, 2010

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