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  1. Moody Bible sites test grass-roots input on development

    • By David Roeder Chicago Sun Times
    • Jan 25, 2021

  2. Advocates: Ending license revocation for traffic cam tickets is the right thing to do

    • By Courtney Cobbs StreetsBlog Chicago
    • Jan 22, 2021

  3. The Top Three Changes Riverfront Leaders Want by 2030

  4. Placemaking rooted in Indigenous culture along the Des Plaines and Chicago rivers

    • By Carolina Macias and Christina Harris, Director of Land Use and Planning
    • Jan 22, 2021

  5. Chicago needs an ambitious industrial policy—"Inclusion & Industry 4.0"

    • By Dan Swinney, Manufacturing Renaissance
    • Jan 22, 2021

  6. Water access dries up for those unable to pay bills

    • By Wendell Hutson Crain's Chicago Business
    • Jan 21, 2021

  7. To solve hidden water crisis, we need federal intervention

    • By Elizabeth Cisar Crain's Chicago Business
    • Jan 21, 2021

  8. Let's rethink water investments with sustainability and resilience in mind

    • By Darren Olson Crain's Chicago Business
    • Jan 21, 2021

  9. Illinois must take a stronger hand in planning its water future

    • By Crain's Chicago Business
    • Jan 21, 2021

  10. If Companies Want a Diverse Workforce, They Need to Pay Attention to Transportation

    • By Audrey Wennink and Meeting of the Minds
    • Jan 20, 2021

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