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  1. Homes for a Changing Region series: Planning for results

    • By Nancy Firfer and MPC Research Assistant Sam Svoboda
    • Dec 20, 2013

  2. Homes for a Changing Region series: Unique solutions for unique communities

    • By Nancy Firfer and MPC Research Assistant Sam Svoboda
    • Dec 19, 2013

  3. Urban Think and Drink: Thinking big & Placemaking with Candy Chang

  4. Homes for a Changing Region series: Housing for the life cycle

    • By Nancy Firfer and MPC Research Assistant Sam Svoboda
    • Dec 13, 2013

  5. Commute Options: Keep Calm and Commute On

    • By Tim Grzesiakowski and MPC Research Assistants Kevin Hawryluk and Jeffrey Nolish
    • Dec 13, 2013

  6. Time’s running out to apply for grants through the Illinois Coastal Management Grant Program

    • By Abby Crisostomo and MPC Research Assistant Jamie Makatche
    • Dec 11, 2013

  7. A guide to pension reform in Illinois

  8. MPC by the Numbers: 2013 Edition

  9. Homes for a Changing Region series: Transit-oriented development

    • By Nancy Firfer and MPC Research Assistant Sam Svoboda
    • Dec 9, 2013

  10. Small changes, big impact? A look at MWRD’s recent policy shifts

    • By Josh Ellis and MPC Research Assistant Jamie Makatche
    • Dec 9, 2013

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