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  1. Urban planning and environmental groups release recommendations to improve health, equity near Calumet River

    • May 12, 2021

  2. Supporting Chinatown's local economy through riverfront placemaking projects

  3. Our Great Rivers: Dispatches on progress

  4. "Confluence" plan for Ronan Park, adjacent to the river in Albany Park, addresses community needs

  5. Data Points: In Chicago’s industrial corridors, today’s health burdens come from yesterday’s decisions

    • By Christina Harris and Olga Bautista, Alliance for the Great Lakes
    • Feb 4, 2021

  6. The Top Three Changes Riverfront Leaders Want by 2030

  7. 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

  8. StormStore™ is flowing in the right direction for 2021

  9. MPC Statement to Chicago City Council on NO. 20438 (11th WARD)—2420 S. Halsted St.

    • Dec 16, 2020

  10. A citywide plan for Chicago? Here’s what we learned from other cities

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