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  1. More than a $15-an-hour job: People ‘want ownership'

    • By Crain's Forum
    • Dec 15, 2021

  2. Reality check: You can’t solve congestion by widening roads – invest in transit instead

    • By Streetsblog Chicago
    • Dec 9, 2021

  3. At annual meeting, ATA prioritizes safe streets, transit access, and lowering emissions

    • By Streetsblog Chicago
    • Dec 6, 2021

  4. Exploring Chicago's Black population loss: Juice week-in-review recap

    • By Crain's Chicago Business
    • Dec 3, 2021

  5. Better politics, smarter government: challenging Illinois to prepare for the future

    • By Canton Daily Ledger
    • Dec 2, 2021

  6. The Rise and Fall of Chicago Neighborhoods

    • By Chicago Mag
    • Nov 29, 2021

  7. Illinois’ highway expansion plans show our leaders aren’t serious about climate change

    • By Streetsblog Chicago
    • Nov 22, 2021

  8. As the Black population continues to drop in Chicago and Illinois, few regret their move: ‘I have peace’

    • By Chicago Tribune
    • Nov 22, 2021

  9. Eisenhower Expressway widening, CTA Red Line extension among transportation projects likely to get funding from new federal infrastructure plan

    • By Chicago Tribune
    • Nov 22, 2021

  10. Metropolitan Planning Council names new CEO

    • By Crain's Chicago Business
    • Nov 16, 2021

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