The problems created by the style of development just keep piling on.
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A small change to zoning codes could help overcome some of the forces stifling growth in American cities and avoid displacement of long-term residents at the same time.
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The amount of time our cities spend making rushed decisions is not healthy or productive.
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Sending Great Lakes water to the American West is a desperate, expensive, band-aid solution to a much bigger problem.
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By taking these two simples steps, any town can create a thriving small business community.
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Strong, resilient cities have survived economic crises in the past and will continue to do so in the future. But what about the fragile cities?
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Small, scalable businesses are leading urban revitalizations across the country.
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How can cities and towns effectively reach and listen to all residents, and use their perspectives to shape the future of the community? This guide will show you.
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A neglected church building in Akron, Ohio has been transformed into a hub for nonprofits, innovation and community.
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Land use planning should be a means to an end — not an end in itself.
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We must work to reduce the negative impacts on our cities and towns before we try the next trendy planning intervention to solve our problems.
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After the crowds clear, what type of long-term impact does a public event leave in its wake?
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In the past week alone, we added more than 150 brand new names to our roster of Strong Citizens.
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You can put up all the signs you want, but your community will still be vulnerable to a myriad of external shocks.
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Here’s the state that gained the most new Strong Towns members this week.
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It’s the final day of the Spring member drive at Strong Towns. Give us a call and we’ll chat.
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One Strong Towns member on what he’s gained from being part of the movement.
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The enthusiasm and follow-through of committed Strong Towns members is what makes this movement happen.
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If America is going to be a strong country, it must first have strong cities, towns and neighborhoods.
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Too many Americans have agreed that our current style of development is acceptable — or worse, they believe there is no other way. Here’s how Strong Towns is changing that.
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