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Opinion: Don’t Design Grand Army Plaza For 2007 — Build It For The Future

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By Doug Gordon
| Streetsblog New York Verified
It was exciting to hear last week that the city is going to redesign Grand Army Plaza. When it’s complete, the plaza’s new design will be one of the most significant street transformations since the pedestrianization of Times Square in 2009. However, it’s not really news — it’s actually olds, as in 20 years old. I’m certainly grateful that the last 20 years of tenacious advocacy and gradual improvements finally brought us to this point.
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How Tactical Urbanists Make The Water Visible To The Fish

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By Sarah Goodyear, Doug Gordon, Aaron Naparstek
| Popular Resistance
Above photo: Park(ing) Day. Revisiting an early movement to take over on-street parking and reclaim it for people. Tactical urbanism has the power to pierce the automotive bubble that so frequently surrounds politicians — sometimes in an almost literal sense, because so many elected officials are driven everywhere. It can force them to see that they can become catalysts for rapid change if they really want to.
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Megan Abbott's 'El Dorado Drive' explores a women-led pyramid scheme and the decline of the auto industry.

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By Doug Gordon
| Wisconsin Public Radio Verified
Megan Abbott is the award-winning New York Times best-selling author. reading an excerpt from her latest gripping suspense novel, "El Dorado Drive." It's the story of the three Bishop sisters. They grew up in privilege in the wealthy suburbs of Detroit. But as the auto industry declined so did their fortune. As luck would have it, the sisters come up with a way to make their own money.
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