March 9, 2017
Via: UrbanophileMy latest column in the March 2017 issue of Governing magazine is about how small liberal arts schools are partnering to try to help the small towns where they are located succeed. In this they are imitating big cities, where […]
December 19, 2016
Via: StateScoopCities often debate what social media platforms they should engage on and how they should interact with residents. Now there is a tool that helps answer both of those questions. ProudCity, a government website and services platform, is spreading word of […]
November 2, 2016
Via: StateScoopBy 2051, the U.S. Census Bureau projects the country’s population will grow by 25 percent, expanding the nation from roughly 319 million people today to 400 million. As part of this surge, a study by the humanitarian aid organization UNICEF […]
October 24, 2016
Via: NYC Streets BlogWhat impact will self-driving cars have on cities. The range of potential outcomes is enormous. In the best-case scenario, private car ownership gives way to shared fleets of autonomous cars, freeing up vast amounts of land that used to be devoted to vehicle […]
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