Ford's Chicago plant at 100: How long can it keep going?
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Ford's Chicago plant at 100: How long can it keep going?
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The decisions we make now for the various megadevelopments being pitched across Chicago will have an indelible impact on the city's future. And we need to get it right, writes Kendra Freeman of the Metropolitan Planning Council.
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