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Seattle Greenways Offer Alternative Routes for Bikers, Pedestrians

Seattle residents are organizing to recommend less-traveled roads in their neighborhoods for development as greenways. more »
News, Washington –  Feb. 21, 2012



Columbia Redesigning Commercial Corridor

To revitalize the city and its economy, Columbia Tennessee is rethinking the design of the city’s heart, James Campbell Boulevard. more »
News, Tennessee –  Feb. 21, 2012



Nashville Moving Forward with Greener Transportation Vision

The Nashville area Metropolitan Planning Organization has embarked on a new philosophy to put the region on a less-polluting and less-consumptive path, anchored by walkable neighborhoods, public transportation, and maximizing the efficiency of current roadways. more »
News, Tennessee –  Feb. 21, 2012



"Inclusive Design Long Island" to Encourage Multi-generational, Accessible Housing

Vision Long Island and AARP have announced the formation of Inclusive Design Long Island, an initiative designed to increase the amount and quality of barrier-free, multi-generational housing in Nassau and Suffolk counties. more »
News, New York –  Feb. 21, 2012



New Native American Village Based on Sustainable Traditions

The Ohkay Owingeh Tribe and Pueblo in New Mexico has returned to its roots with an award-winning, mixed-income housing project based on traditional Native forms. more »
News, New Mexico –  Feb. 21, 2012



Chicago's Millennium Reserve an Ideas Competition for Urban Restoration

The Millennium Reserve project is a large-scale urban restoration involving 140,000 acres of Chicago's southeast side, with 2,000 acres of brownfields and 33 towns in the Calumet Region. more »
News, Illinois –  Feb. 21, 2012



Construction Begins on Atlanta Streetcar Line

Construction has begun on a 2.6-mile, 12-stop streetcar line running through downtown Atlanta. The project is supported by a $47.6 million federal grant, the largest of the 2010 TIGER grants. more »
News, Georgia –  Feb. 21, 2012



HUD Announces New Sustainable Communities Resource Center

HUD recently launched the Sustainable Communities Resource Center (SCRC) — a new section of HUDUSER.org dedicated to providing information that supports local and regional strategies, with an emphasis on sustainable housing and planning. more »
News, NATIONAL –  Feb. 21, 2012



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