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  1. Chicago takes action on providing equitable relief for water service

  2. A chain is only as strong as its weakest link: investigating pedestrian barriers to transit access

  3. Ribbon Cutting and Neighbor Night at Lathrop signals a new focus on revitalized green spaces and Riverwalk access

  4. With all these new transportation options, where are people going in Chicago – and how? Is it getting easier or harder to get around the region?

  5. Groupon partners with MPC in support of Chicago neighborhood revitalization efforts

    • By Craig Rowley, Chief Marketing Officer, Groupon
    • Oct 11, 2019

  6. It's time to talk revenues and reforms for a better Illinois

  7. Fifteen quotes from MPC's 2019 Annual Luncheon

  8. How Chicago can increase economic security for those who need it most

  9. Governor Pritzker signed a law allowing McHenry County to dissolve its townships. What does that mean for residents?

    • By Alex Cordaro, Edited by Adam Slade
    • Sep 18, 2019

  10. A citywide plan in Chicago?

    • By Justin Williams and Christina Harris, Director of Land Use and Planning
    • Sep 3, 2019

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