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Partnership for Environmental Progress

San Diego Partnership for Environmental Progress.

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City & Regional Magazine Association

Annual Conference June 46 2025Denver COREGISTER Looking for New Revenue.

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Clearwater Urban Leadership Coalition Inc

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• 463.

Neighborhood Solidarity Fund

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Xchange Chicago Inc

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• Urban, Community

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CREATE CAMPAIGN INC

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COMMUNITY IMPROVEMENT CORP OF

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GARNER REVITALIZATION ASSOCIATION

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PROVIDENCE WORKING WATERFRONT ALLIANCE

Home City of Providence Adopts Strong Zoning Protections for Providences Working Waterfront and Industrial Businesses August 6 2014 Update After years of working to educate city and state leaders about the importance of Providences working waterfront and nearby industrial businesses the Providence Working Working Waterfront Alliance thanks Mayor Angel Taveras City Council President Michael Solomon and the members of the City Council for adopting strong industrial zoning to protect the good paying blue collar jobs and critical resources our area provides to the city state and wider region.