New Urbanism is Rebuilding Union Village
Marble Hall, an immaculately kept Victorian building adorned with two turrets on each side, has stood proudly for well over 200 years....
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The Road to CNU-32: Just Getting Started
In case you haven’t heard, we are going to have the annual Congress (CNU-32) right here in the Midwest, Cincinnati to be exact, and we...
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Managing Conflict in Public Processes
We have all been to that meeting–the one where opposing parties duel it out in the public comment period and everyone leaves feeling...
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A Legacy City’s Fight to Restore Pedestrian Safety
Cambridge, Ohio is nestled in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains, approximately halfway between Columbus and Pittsburgh. As one...
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Connecting Future Planners
As planning students, it is critical that we connect. Connect to our community, environment, colleagues, and region. Many desire to do so...
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Revisiting the Charter of the New Urbanism
CNU Midwest recently held a strategic planning session in Youngstown, Ohio. In the upcoming months, you will see the results of that...
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Your Headline Here
The work that your community is doing to bring about pedestrian-friendly, equitable urbanism is important.
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Increasing Capacity and Funding for Rural Communities
Our rural communities are resilient. While the challenges can appear to be significant, there are many avenues and tools available to help.
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