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Offering reduced expenses, access to talent, diversity and urban amenities.
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$40,000 spent on art works reflecting history and values of south-side neighborhood.
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Sixteenth Street Community Health Centers Gives Away 600 Bicycles
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Menomonee Valley Is Booming
47 new businesses, new bridges, recreational improvements added since 1999.
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Make Your Voice Heard on Biking
State DNR holding meetings on outdoor Recreations Opportunity planning, wants citizen input.
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10 Lessons From Chicago’s New Landscapes
Major landscape architecture projects have had huge impact. What can we learn?
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Michelle Kramer
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The Return of Rock the Green
Since 2011, it's been Milwaukee's most sustainable music festival.
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A Walk to Sustain Our Great Lakes
Documentary film will capture two Milwaukeeans’ 332-mile walk to Lake Superior.
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New Apartments for Oak and Loc
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Lincoln Fowler’s Century-Old Home
Colectivo co-owner has 4.5 bathrooms, 3 fireplaces, and lots of coffee.
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