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Mill River Park Redevelopment

Mill River Park is a long-neglected piece of public land in the heart of Stamford, Connecticut. While it has been envisioned by urban planners as a potential city centerpiece for more than 75 years ...

Filed In: Storybank | Changing The Built Environment | Connecticut | Development | Educating the Public and Pushing for Change | Environment
Share the Streets

New Haven is a ethnically and socio-economically diverse city north of New York with a population of 123,000. While a comparatively high percentage of city residents bike and walk to work, they hav ...

Filed In: Storybank | Changing The Built Environment | Connecticut | Instituting Policy Change | Transportation
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