bicycling » MPC in the news
1–6 of 6
- Trying to improve community through public transit, pedestrian access
-
- Like most Chicagoans,
Serena Armstrong loves taking a stroll along Lake Michigan.
But to get there from her home in Bronzeville, she has to walk one of the
neglected and dilapidated pedestrian bridges that stretch over Lake Shore
Drive.
“I like to walk down by the lake, but I’m not…
- Experts Meet to Discuss Chicago's Transportation Issues
-
- The Chicagoland economy has long been dependent on quality transit, but some of the region's top experts convene to discuss the possible ways to improve upon the existing system
- CTA woes affect all of us: Illinois leaders relying on the public's long-held transportation myths
-
- Gov. Rod Blagojevich swooped in Wednesday with a pot of cash
to stave off the Chicago Transit Authority's threatened fare increases and
service cuts -- but if you listen closely, you still can hear the time bomb
ticking. The countdown to doomsday is on. Even if the Regional Transportation…
- DISPATCH :: Rethinking the street
-
- Jam-packed
sidewalk cafes, parents pushing strollers and an elderly couple sharing a rest
on a bench
¾
all
scenes from productive streetscape.
“Unlike
architecture, streets experience motion. It’s in the streets that we are most
human,” said Fred Kent, founder and president of…
- Development-fuel connection
-
- By Michael Davidson, Campaign for Sensible Growth and Josh Ellis, MPC/Campaign for Sensible Growth
- Aug 17, 2006
- Chicago Tribune Letter to the Editor
- Deal clears way for 12 Oaks development
-
- The residents of the 12 Oaks at Woodfield finally have some answers, but a
recently forged contract for the Rolling Meadows property is likely to leave
plenty more questions in its wake.
After months of uncertainty, a very preliminary contract was signed between
Centex Corp. and Mike…
1–6 of 6