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  1. Benchmark traffic analysis flawed; new report provides more comprehensive measurement

    • Sep 29, 2010

  2. Online voters, Placemaking experts declare winners of “What Makes Your Place Great?” contest

    • Sep 20, 2010

  3. Vote now through Sept. 10 for Chicagoland and Northwest Indiana's favorite 'undiscovered' place

    • Aug 9, 2010

  4. Whistler Crossing in Riverdale, Ill., earns MPC’s 2010 Burnham Award for Excellence in Planning

    • Jun 22, 2010

  5. Giannoulias, Kirk and Jones share plans for improving metro Chicago's economy, infrastructure and communities at MPC Annual Luncheon

    • Jun 22, 2010

  6. Giannoulias, Kirk to discuss their plans for curing what ails Illinois at MPC Annual Luncheon on June 21 in the Loop

    • Jun 9, 2010

  7. "What Makes Your Place Great?" contest now accepting photos, videos of people's favorite "undiscovered" public places in Chicagoland

    • Jun 2, 2010

  8. Increased tourism alone substantiates $1.2 billion federal investment in faster train service from Chicago to St. Louis

    • Apr 30, 2010

  9. Increased tourism alone substantiates $1.2 billion federal investment in faster train service from Chicago to St. Louis

    • Apr 30, 2010

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

    • Apr 30, 2010

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