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Connie Chung

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Critical Shortage of Critical Mass

As birthrates continue to drop, especially in aging countries, planners are being asked to consider how to plan for shrinking cities.

Omaha's Comeback

In recent years, the City of Omaha has made considerable progress in curbing and reversing negative trends, such as population loss and the deterioration of neighborhoods.

Average Housing Prices in U.S. Metropolitan Areas Up

In U.S. metropolitan areas, the average price of homes hits $278,000.

Suburbs Suffer Greater Manufacturing Job Loss Than City

Experts in Wisconsin try to account for why the greatest number of manufacturing job lost in the metropolitan Milwaukee area were in the suburbs.

Cell Phone Pedestrian Traffic Nightmare

Many say that pedestrian cellphone use contributes to unsafe conditions, as well as the privatization of public space.

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