The Urbanist’s Ideal Milwaukee County Executive Platform By Jeramey Jannene
New design unveiled for downtown Marriott project By BizTimes Daily
Take a spin through Milwaukee on two wheels By Renee Lorenz
Barrett weighs in on vacant MPS buildings By Bobby Tanzilo
Land sale endorsed for Mercy Housing By The Business Journal
New downtown [...]

Bay View apartments win zoning committee approval By Tom Daykin
The Battle for Control of Smart Cities By Greg Lindsay
Departing rail money puts freight line in a pinch By Joe Lanane
I-94 repaving project will slow traffic between Waukesha, Milwaukee By Tom Held
Bank to soon take ownership of Park Lafayette condo development [...]

Revisiting the facts about rail debate By Larry Sandler
The disconnect on connections By John Gurda
High-Speed Fail By Jack Zemlicka
Bureau lowers cost to run high-speed rail By Larry Sandler
Smart growth and fiscal responsibility By Daniel Nairin
No Free Parking By Eric Betz
Hotel May Replace Five Historic Milwaukee [...]

Government 2.0 is the idea of exposing government controlled data to the public, in an open standardized format. This allows the public to build applications utilizing the data, and allows the government to become more efficient and transparent.

Should Cities Be Run Like Software? By Melissa Lafsky
Some library hours may increase in 2011, but radical consolidations loom on horizon By Michael Timm
Minimize parking, maximize the city By Paul McMorrow
The Next Real Estate Boom By Patrick C. Doherty
Can Cities Help You Forget Your Troubles, C’mon Get Happy? By Hazel [...]

The $54 question: Is rail worth it? By Steve Hiniker
Debate forms over Innovation Park’s influence By Joe Lanane
Federal grants add to Hank Aaron and Oak Leaf trails By Tom Held
MARN gets a bricks-and-mortar home By Mary Louise Schumacher
Development Near Transit Too Pricey? Build More Transit By Angie Schmitt
Plan paves [...]

10 people who are CHANGING MILWAUKEE By Eric Decker and Alysha Schertz
UWM agrees to buy Columbia hospital complex for $20.2 million By Tom Daykin
UWM Innovation Park financing plan goes to Tosa Joint Review Board By Tom Daykin
Philadelphia Water Department moves away from Deep Tunnel-style water management By Steven Vance
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At the May 4th, 2010 meeting of the Common Council, Alderman Bauman brought forward an item that would allow the City of Milwaukee to enter into a contract with an expert consultant, Jeffery Boothe, for the purpose of facilitating the next steps of the Milwaukee Streetcar project.

You know those roads? They’re heavily subsidized By David R. Riemer
Americans rebuild for the ‘new urban century’ By John Blake
No UWM Freshwater School decision at April regents meeting By Tom Daykin
Alterra plans new wholesale bakery in Bay View By Tom Daykin
State panels OKs taxing authority for county RTAs By [...]

Scott Walker: A Vote for Gridlock, on the Road and in the Capitol By Charlie Rosenberg
90-year-old has pedal power aplenty By Jim Stingl
Scott Walker Is No Friend of Rail In Milwaukee By James Rowen
Train, wind power factories win second round of approvals By Tom Daykin
Scott Walker is true hero [...]