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Places in the News: July 28
Robin Lester
Jul 21, 2008
Dec 14, 2017
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This week's most intriguing stories about urban planning, public spaces and citizen action.
"Form Based Code" planning is being implemented in New England. Is it all that different from Lifestyle Centers? [seacostonline.com]
Will the country's mortgage crisis derail urban renewal? [Planetizen]
Farmer's Market Champion brings healthy food to children and adults [insidebayarea.com]
Locating and utilizing POPOS: Pushing the limits in San Francisco [New American City]
The Blue Ridge AIA is holding a design competition in the City of Roanoke to better utilize public spaces and create sustainable conditions [Roanoke Urban Effect]
NY's Governor Patterson signs brownfield legislation into effect, helping upstate New York cities redevelop responsibly [SSG]
Washington State designates Farmers Market Week [Tacoma Daily]
Food Stamp acceptance at farmers markets leads to increase in crowds [Hollister Free Lance]
"Protest Zones" designated for Beijing Olympics [Oread Daily]
Public art policies in Ontario promote civic involvement [Sudbury Star]
Atlanta program promotes access and authentic child play in public parks [Helping Hands Georgia]
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