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  1. MPC announces 2003 Burnham Award for excellence in planning

    • Jun 18, 2003

  2. SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OUTLINES PRIORITIES FOR NEXT FEDERAL TRANSPORTATION BILL. U.S. Rep Hastert to speak at Metropolitan Planning Council June 23 Annual Meeting Luncheon

    • Jun 18, 2003

  3. University of Chicago commits $675,000 to help employees buy homes near South Side campus: Partners with MPC, Neighborhood Housing Services of Chicago, City of Chicago

    • May 6, 2003

  4. May 2003 Media Tips

    • May 1, 2003

  5. Business Leaders for Transportation supports renewal of state transportation package and calls for selection criteria

    • Apr 30, 2003

  6. MPC recommends strategies for maintaining contact with CHA families in private housing market

    • Apr 17, 2003

  7. Governor’s budget makes significant down payment on achieving adequate education funding in Illinois: State still lacks plan to meet full adequacy level for education

    • Apr 9, 2003

  8. Failure of education referenda underscores need for school funding reform

    • Apr 2, 2003

  9. April 2003 Media Tips

    • Apr 1, 2003

  10. MPC seeks nominations for 2003 Burnham Award

    • Feb 18, 2003

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