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How Colleges Can Foster Development Zones
An ambitious plan in Providence utilizes Brown's medical and science campuses.
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What's Behind the Urban Chicken Backlash
Are chickens pets-with-benefits or neighborhood nuisances that turn backyards into D.I.Y. slaughterhouses?
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Not Every City Can Be the 'Most Bicycle-Friendly'
A few ideas for less competitive but still worthwhile city superlatives.
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Map of the Day: Where the Government Workers Are
Besides D.C., which states boast the most federal employees?
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Tactical NIMBYism
A landowner hopes to prevent an English soccer team-led land seizure by dividing his property into one-square-meter plots.
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Mayor Chooses Supermodel French First Lady to Represent Working Class in Statue
A Paris suburb is planning to use Carla Bruni-Sarkozy's face in a statue honoring female immigrant workers.
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Chicagoans vs. Falling Icicles: A History
The Chicago skyline is gorgeous to look at, but in the winter it rains down icy fingers of death upon the populace.
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Waterproofing New York City
A bold new design retrofits Manhattan, protecting it from climate change's rising sea levels.
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Can the Feds Save the Housing Market?
An ambitious new program would transform foreclosed homes into rentals. But will it help the cities that need it most?
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Postcard From Seattle
ABC News tracked down the couple that inspired the movie Sleepless in Seattle, and more news.
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