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Read MoreOftentimes, people in rural settings drive long distances to bigger towns to find community engagement. This renovated soda fountain shop shows why it’s worth looking for that sense of community a little closer to home.
Read MorePhiladelphia is a great place to visit, but not because it’s a great place to park. City officials don’t seem to see it that way, though, given the recent restrictions placed on its outdoor dining program.
Read MoreBaltimore’s department of transportation is considering making the city’s temporary outdoor dining “parklets” a permanent fixture.
Read MoreOur Neighborhood Storyteller visits her hometown to both mourn and celebrate the changes that have happened there over the years.
Read MoreA visit to a home restaurant in Rovinj, Croatia, shows the kind of small businesses and good urbanism that we could have in the U.S. if we just relaxed our zoning codes.
Read MoreDon't let your city's leaders backtrack on good urban design practice because of the pandemic.
Read MoreThe suburban development pattern has been putting enormous pressure on small businesses for decades. Now with the pandemic, the razor’s edge of survival somehow got even narrower.
Read MoreThree restaurant workers—a bartender, owner and server—help us better understand how the coronavirus is impacting the restaurant industry.
Read MoreMany small businesses are in the fight of their lives. Here are 8 practical tips on how to get the right things done on their behalf...and ours.
Read MoreA new study shows that car-dependent cities have fewer independent restaurants. This not only makes our places weaker, it makes them less interesting too.
Read MoreMarian Liou is the founder of We Love BuHi, a social enterprise organization, that helps to showcase local ethnic restaurants and works with restaurant owners to build a better neighborhood.
Read MoreGood restaurants are essential to neighborhood success, and here are four reasons why.
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