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Fortune has coined some of the most timeless phrases in your everyday vocabulary.

The Rome-Floyd Planning Department is excited to host the 3rd Annual Jane’s Walk on Saturday, May 6 at 9:00 a.m. Jane’s Walk is a volunteer-led celebration of…

At a different scale when Lane Cove Council wanted to disguise the proliferation of yellow and red brick walk up flats, his advice was to narrow the streets, widen the verges, and plant Sydney Blue Gums. 30 years later the trees reached maturity, completely obscuring the ugly apartments behind, and equally importantly, provided views to a beautiful Australian landscape out of those apartments. Take a drive down Nundah St in Lane Cove to see his work, where there is a public garden and walk named...

Mental Health Week is returning to the Tri-Municipal Region from May 1 to May 7.

The death tax: What does it kill? Who does it affect? It affects hundreds of thousands of small-business owners across the country—as well as their employees and community residents who benefit from the senior and day care centers, playgrounds, charities, and learning centers that are built or supported by small-business owners. Like water and sunlight in an ecosystem, small businesses provide sustenance essential to building and preserving communities. So high is the death tax that a large po...

It’s time progressives like me learned to love the green building boom.

It was once commandeered by the FBI and served as headquarters while they were investigating the assassination of John F. Kennedy. It is now for sale.

When we sacrifice our city for parking, we ensure that it’s easy to access but hard to enjoy.

Cities need to prepare for a wave of declining houses of worship.

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