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How one country built a national consensus around fixing what it has.
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A look back at the debate over Regent Street, and what it tells us about the future of transportation in Madison, WI.
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Transportation experts rarely factor the human and economic toll into decisions that pave over safer alternatives.
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A delightful experience and glimpse into the future of housing.
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Many towns are overwhelmed by their obligations, but it might not be obvious.
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An important transition for Strong Towns and the movement we're building together.
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The work of building a strong town is never finished — and that's exactly the point.
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This Strong Towns member is helping her city turn crash reviews into community learning.
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The challenge isn't seeing the problem.
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Strong Towns programs are built around humility, feedback, and learning our way forward.
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What happens when local leaders have the right support.
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Why Strong Towns is about helping people find each other and keep going.
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What a failed vote taught me about culture, change, and the real work of building stronger towns.
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How one Strong Towns member helped his community tackle its housing challenges.
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When transit gets run off the road.
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Real progress starts with empowering local residents to build.
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It’s an idea with a century-long record of success.
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My conversation with Illinois Governor JB Pritzker offered a useful example of the deeper divide shaping today’s housing debate.
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A viral post about a proposed retail development reveals public outrage with Chicago policy that makes it easier to build drive-to box stores than fine-grained neighborhoods.
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The difference between documenting failure and learning from it.
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Perhaps sometimes we really should just phone it in.
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What Sam Quinones taught me about addiction, community, and the slow work of building strong towns.
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A look at Denver’s “Unlocking Housing Choices” plan.
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Why we need to stop letting people outside the city make decisions about the city.
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When every project is treated like a megadevelopment, nothing small gets built.
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First St in downtown Duluth, MN, is being reviewed for a potential redesign.
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What I heard in Des Moines, IA, from the people trying to solve America’s housing crisis.
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Growth isn’t free — especially when it requires a bus ride.
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Small multifamily buildings already fit Raleigh, NC; it’s time to build more of them.
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If only so I don't have to be their concierge.
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How cities chase big projects over systemic change.
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What it looks like to stay with a place long enough for the work to outlast you.
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We can comply with reform without ever truly embracing it.
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If we’re not paying attention, it can be hard to tell whether a city is using debt to simply to smooth out cashflows, or if it’s just covering up insolvency.
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If you live in a city or town with old, abandoned storefronts, this one’s for you!
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There are major flaws in the accounting standards that shape municipal finance in American cities.
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What Hermantown’s data center deal reveals about the limits of local control.
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Instead of pretending we can enforce arbitrary definitions of family, let’s focus on what actually impacts people's lives.
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How zoning dismantled a walkable neighborhood economy.
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Stop treating development like a fight.
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An alternative history in a living landscape.
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How public safety messaging shifts responsibility away from the systems that cause harm.
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This town's future is taking shape—but only if residents rethink how it gets built.
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Advancing Strong Towns ideals in the Windy City takes patience, relationship-building and creativity.
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Maintenance is boring but I'm here for it.
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“Walkability” is a red herring.
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A well-intentioned focus on making streets that are safer to move along and across often misses the mark on creating places where people want to be.
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On becoming the coastal Cassandra.
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How easy is it to reach a common destination (say, an ice cream shop) in your city or town by walking there?
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You don't have to love your neighbor if you don't have any.