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In Miles of Alleys, Chicago Finds Its Next Environmental Frontier |
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Written by Susan Saulny
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Monday, 26 November 2007 |
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If this were any other city, perhaps it would not matter what kind of roadway was underfoot in the back alleys around town. But with nearly 2,000 miles of small service streets bisecting blocks from the North Side to the South Side, Chicago is the alley capital of America. In its alleys, city officials say, it has the paved equivalent of five midsize airports. Source: The New York Times
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