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  1. Broke, Broken and Out of Time: Let's get serious about transportation funding

    • By John Porcari, national director of strategic consulting at Parsons Brinckerhoff
    • May 28, 2015

  2. The other problem with Chicago's segregation: Concentrated wealth

  3. Our roads don't pay for themselves

  4. Chicago’s population grew by a sliver last year

  5. Two steps toward more efficient governance

  6. J.B. Pritzker will discuss Chicago’s economic evolution at Metropolitan Planning Council (MPC) Annual Luncheon June 3, “Investing in Chicago’s Future”

    • May 20, 2015

  7. Accelerate Illinois: Your soymilk doesn’t just walk to the grocery store

  8. Illinois is facing a mounting infrastructure maintenance crisis, and we need more funding to address it

  9. Chicago River Day 2015: Using play to engage

  10. Learning and partying at one event: The Chicago River Day fest

    • By Kara Riggio and MPC Research Assistant Isobel Araujo
    • May 13, 2015

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