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Green Exchange Gets it Right
From early grassroots support to high-tech innovation, LISC Chicago helped put together a national model for local economic revival
Little Village Businesses Hang Tough in Tight Economy
The 26th Street corridor has not been immune to hard times, but residents and businesses are planning for a prosperous future.
The Bloomingdale Trail: It Takes a Village to Make a Park
The Bloomingdale Trail, an abandoned 2.7-mile railroad embankment that runs through four neighborhoods – Logan Square, Humboldt Park, Wicker Park and Bucktown – is being converted into a…
Neighborhood Leaders Hone Communications, Business Skills
Running a small business is tough enough when economic times are good. When they’re bad, as in recent years, they’re exponentially harder. But help’s on the way. Earlier this…
As It Turns 18, CNDA Explores Big Ideas
Panelists bring their “big ideas” and talk about how Chicago needs to adapt for a new century
Mayor Hails First Fruit of Foreclosure Fight
Rahm Emanuel tours West Humboldt rehab and explains the city’s Micro-Market approach
Citizens Proactively Plan on the mid-South Side
Voting is important, but coming out early on a cold Saturday in January to help plan the neighborhood – that’s citizenship
LISC’s Bookman on Chicago Community Land Trust Board
Joel Bookman, LISC Chicago’s director of programs, has been appointed by Mayor Rahm Emanuel to the board of the Chicago Community Land Trust.
Inside the i-cluster
Manufacturers profit from proximity … especially when they’re trading valuable information
Connecting the Dots: How Community Planning and Organizing Gave New Life to an Old Factory
The Green Exchange, on West Diversey Avenue, is a classic example of how community planning and organizing determined the best use for a former lamp factory on West Diversey Avenue - even when…

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