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  1. The Cities That Work Series: The media response to the Annual Luncheon

  2. Advocates applaud Gov. Quinn’s signature of HB 4496, which will lead to update of Illinois plumbing code

    • Jul 26, 2012

  3. Frank Clark, 2012 Jean Allard Regional Trailblazer Award Winner

  4. Mayors Barrett of Milwaukee, Freeman-Wilson of Gary, Emanuel of Chicago scheduled to discuss mega-regional priorities at MPC Annual Luncheon

    • Jul 25, 2012

  5. Chicago employers unlock gridlock, achieve sustainability goals, support neighborhood recovery through Commute Options, Employer-Assisted Housing

  6. Mayors Rahm Emanuel of Chicago, Karen Freeman-Wilson of Gary, Tom Barrett of Milwaukee to explore mega-regional ties at 7/25 MPC Annual Luncheon

    • Jul 24, 2012

  7. The Cities that Work Series: Regional collaboration, local action needed in tri-state planning

    • By Paula R. Worthington, Senior Lecturer, Harris School of Public Policy Studies, University of Chicago
    • Jul 24, 2012

  8. The Cities That Work Series: The tipping point of a mega-region

    • By Howard Snyder and Stephanie Allewalt, Northwest Side Community Development Corporation
    • Jul 24, 2012

  9. The Cities That Work Series: Water Trails connecting Gary, Chicago, Milwaukee on the Lake

  10. Catch the traveling Bus Rapid Transit exhibit at six CTA bus and train stops, Aug. 7-9

    • Jul 20, 2012

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