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  1. Entrepreneur Andre Johnson knows how much easier life could be for people with disabilities

  2. 2019 Burnham Award Celebration, a big night for Austin Coming Together

  3. Can we have investment and still preserve neighborhood affordability?

  4. For University Park resident and advocate Jemal Powell, public transportation is a lifeline

  5. 2019: A year of 28 honors and big wins for MPC's team

  6. Connecting employers to talent in a growing industry: Hospitality Hires shows how it's done

  7. For individuals with hypermobility disabilities, an unexpected crowd is dangerous

  8. Participatory Planning for El Paseo

  9. Chicago’s economic outlook going into the new decade: Are we in the best of times or the worst of times?

  10. MPC welcomes eight new Board members in 2020

    • Dec 16, 2019

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