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Connie Chung

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Oddly-Shaped Buildings Emerge Where Land Is Scarce

Oddly shaped buildings are emerging in areas where land is scarce and valuable, enraging some neighborhood residents.

Friday Funny: Plot To Bribe A Zoning Coordinator Foiled

Excitement comes to a planning office in a sleepy town in Illinois, as a couple is arrested after trying to bribe the zoning coordinator.

Increased Homeownership Opportunities

The Houston Chronicle reports that a combination of factors are making homeownership opportunities more accessible to low and moderate income households and minorities.

Home Repair and Maintenance Needs for Suburban Seniors

Many seniors, especially those living in the suburbs, need help in home repair and maintenance.

What's Wrong With Urban Planning

A freelance writer for the Chicago Tribune airs his frustrations with urban planning, and tries to offer an alternative solution.

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