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Blogs, Bleader Apr 24, 2018
Lathrop launches lottery for affordable housing at revamped CHA complex

One of Chicago's oldest public housing developments is getting ready to reopen starting this summer on the north side.
- By Maya Dukmasova
- Tags: News, Housing, Lathrop, Lathrop Homes, north side, public housing, CHA, Chicago Housing Authority, Lathrop Community Partners, Sarah Wick, Related Midwest, Heartland Housing, Bickerdike Redevelopment Corporation, affordable housing, mixed-income housing

Blogs, Bleader Feb 21, 2018
Low-income tenants say luxury developer is treating them like ‘bald-headed stepchildren’

Plans for redeveloping Atrium Village now call for segregating affordable housing into a separate, aging building
- By Maya Dukmasova
- Tags: News, Housing, Atrium Village, Onni Group, Gold Coast, Cabrini-Green, Near North Side, gentrification, mixed-income housing, public housing, U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, Affordable Requirements Ordinance, ARO, gentrification, Department of Planning and Development, Toni Pullen, Atrium Village Tenant Association, Sargent Shriver National Center on Poverty Law, Walter Burnett Jr., 27th Ward

News & Politics, Feature Oct 5, 2016
The Goldberg variation: High-rise public housing that works

Bertrand Goldberg’s Hilliard Homes opened as a model community in 1966. It still is today.
- By Maya Dukmasova
- Tags: Feature, News, Hilliard Homes, Bertrand Goldberg, public housing, architecture, CHA, Chicago Housing Authority, Peter Holsten, Holsten Group, Holsten Human Capital Development, mixed-income housing, Plan for Transformation, high-rise public housing, Robert Taylor Homes, Cabrini-Green, Stateway Gardens, Ickes Homes, Dearborn Homes, State Street Corridor, Chinatown, HUD, U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, Maner Wiley, Jocelyn Trotter, Brad Hunt, D. Bradford Hunt, Douglas Massey, segregation, housing discrimination, Marina City, modernism, New Urbanism

Blogs, Bleader Jun 9, 2014
Is the Near North Side the right neighborhood for Obama College Prep?

The pros and cons of putting another selective enrollment high school in the Near North area.
- By Steve Bogira
- Tags: Education, Neighborhoods, Poverty, Segregation, Politics, News, Obama College Prep, Barack Obama, Rahm Emanuel, Chicago Public Schools, Alderman Walter Burnett Jr., Near North Side, Stanton Park, selective enrollment schools, socioeconomic diversity, Payton College Prep, Jones College Prep, Whitney Young Magnet, Lane Tech, Lindblom Math & Science Academy, Northside College Prep, Brooks College Prep, King College Prep, South Shore International, Westinghouse College Prep, DNAinfo, Meghan Harte, tax increment financing, Cabrini-Green, Robert Taylor Homes, Stateway Gardens, ABLA, Chicago Housing Authority, mixed-income housing, Near West Side, Pilsen, Little Village, Saint Rita High School, Mount Carmel High School, Ashburn, Woodlawn, De La Salle Institute, Saint Ignatius College Prep

Blogs, Bleader Dec 13, 2012
A model integrated community for Chicago to study

In Hope Meadows, a common purpose for residents—caring for each other—leads to real integration
- By Steve Bogira
- Tags: Neighborhoods, Segregation, News, integration, segregation, Beverly, Hyde Park, Hope Meadows, Rantoul, foster care, adoption, mixed-income housing, Brenda Krause Eheart, University of Illinois, Children and Youth Services Review, Heinz Award for the Human Condition, Heinz Family Foundation, Generations of Hope, Treehouse, Bridge Meadows, Iraq, Afghanistan, Vietnam, juvenile justice, Kartemquin Films, Black Cinema House, Chicago Public Schools, school boycott, Gordon Quinn, Peter Kuttner

Blogs, Bleader Feb 9, 2009
Afternoon news update

Afternoon news update: While the mayor doesn't want to share information, some Facebook users don't want him to privatize any more assets. Meanwhile, it may get harder to protest parking tickets.
- By Mick Dumke
- Tags: News, Clout City, Mayor Richard M. Daley, City Of Chicago, Privatization, Chicago City Council, Chicago Police Department, John Fritchey, Facebook, Plan for Transformation, Midway Airport, Fifth Congressional District, President Obama, stimulus package, Alderman Isaac Carothers, The Parking Ticket Geek, Department of Administrative Hearings, Parking tickets, Text-a-Tip, Chicago Housing Authority, Mixed-income housing

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Lathrop launches lottery for affordable housing at revamped CHA complex

One of Chicago's oldest public housing developments is getting ready to reopen starting this summer on the north side.

Low-income tenants say luxury developer is treating them like ‘bald-headed stepchildren’

Plans for redeveloping Atrium Village now call for segregating affordable housing into a separate, aging building

The Goldberg variation: High-rise public housing that works

Bertrand Goldberg’s Hilliard Homes opened as a model community in 1966. It still is today.

Is the Near North Side the right neighborhood for Obama College Prep?

The pros and cons of putting another selective enrollment high school in the Near North area.

A model integrated community for Chicago to study

In Hope Meadows, a common purpose for residents—caring for each other—leads to real integration

Afternoon news update

Afternoon news update: While the mayor doesn't want to share information, some Facebook users don't want him to privatize any more assets. Meanwhile, it may get harder to protest parking tickets.

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Lathrop launches lottery for affordable housing at revamped CHA complex

One of Chicago's oldest public housing developments is getting ready to reopen starting this summer on the north side.

Low-income tenants say luxury developer is treating them like ‘bald-headed stepchildren’

Plans for redeveloping Atrium Village now call for segregating affordable housing into a separate, aging building

The Goldberg variation: High-rise public housing that works

Bertrand Goldberg’s Hilliard Homes opened as a model community in 1966. It still is today.

Is the Near North Side the right neighborhood for Obama College Prep?

The pros and cons of putting another selective enrollment high school in the Near North area.

A model integrated community for Chicago to study

In Hope Meadows, a common purpose for residents—caring for each other—leads to real integration

Afternoon news update

Afternoon news update: While the mayor doesn't want to share information, some Facebook users don't want him to privatize any more assets. Meanwhile, it may get harder to protest parking tickets.

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