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  1. Interactive public workshops in Bellwood, Berwyn, Forest Park, Maywood, and Oak Park will shape future housing planning

    • Aug 23, 2011

  2. MPC report envisions 10-route Bus Rapid Transit network in Chicago; uses groundbreaking, replicable method for analyzing transit investments based on livability goals

    • Aug 17, 2011

  3. Pilot Commute Options program gives Chicago-area employers menu of options to help workers drive less

    • Jul 25, 2011

  4. Walmart senior exec discusses new urban retail strategy, company's plans to roll out minority supplier program in Chicago, at MPC Annual Luncheon

    • Jun 27, 2011

  5. Lake Zurich residents invited to take short survey about household water use, local water concerns

    • Jun 24, 2011

  6. Magellan Development Group wins MPC 2011 Burnham Award for Lakeshore East

    • Jun 17, 2011

  7. Chicago ranks 10th for metro areas its size with poor access to transit for seniors

    • Jun 15, 2011

  8. Walmart U.S. senior executive to give inside look at retail giant’s new urban strategy at MPC Annual Luncheon 6/27

    • Jun 14, 2011

  9. Interactive public workshops in Hazel Crest, Lansing, Olympia Fields, Park Forest will shape future housing planning

    • May 27, 2011

  10. Gary and Region Investment Project to host first Urban Exchange event April 27 in Gary

    • Apr 19, 2011

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