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NPC 2009: Minneapolis Planning Successes

23 April 2009 No Comments

APA’s 101st National Planning Conference pre-promotional videos of parks and multi-modal systems.

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Planning for the Future: Why Rural Communities Need Strong Policies

19 October 2026

Illustration of OZ 1.0 program investments

Opportunity Zones 1.0: What OZs Have Done to Date

10 January 2015

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Diary of Orrin Brown—Jan 10, 1865

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Book of the Month

Confessions of A Recovering Engineer: Transportation for a Strong Town by Charles Marohn (Wiley, 2021)

Chuck Marohn delivers a vision for more accessible and engaging local transportation systems in his second book in the Strong Towns series. He delivers withering critiques of his chosen profession, yet also offers real-world examples of communities doing better for all residents.