economic restructuring

Ohio Goes to Chicago

By Jeff Siegler on March 9, 2009

Early March may not be the ideal time to visit Chicago, but the National Main Street Conference could not have been better. Frank and I arrived in time for coordinators meeting Saturday morning. Led by the National Trust staff and the Coordinators Executive Committee, we had some great discussions regarding state budget cuts and the [...]

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First Impressions

By Frank Quinn on March 1, 2009

Having the luxury of accessing a top-notch public transportation systems is one of the greatest benefits of spending time in a big city such as Chicago (I took the train into downtown from Midway, for the princely sum of $2.25). It’s the sheer volume and enormity of the downtown space that first takes my breath [...]

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economic restructuring

Ohio Goes to Chicago

First Impressions

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