Chuck is heading to Wisconsin for a Curbside Chat tonight and then to give Transportation in the Next American City tomorrow. Exciting opportunity to share our message. Here's the most current schedule of upcoming events, including Alabama next week.

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April 9-10 - La Crosse, WI
April 14-15 - Birmingham, AL
April 24-25 - Stevens Point, WI  - Half day training session, AICP Credits will be offered - Register Here
April 28 - Dallas, TX - Curbside Chat
April 30 - Dallas, TX - Member Appreciation Event - More details to come to Strong Towns Members by email
May 13 - Fargo, ND - Curbside Chat
May 14 - Grand Forks, ND - Curbside Chat
May 19 - Hays, KS - Curbside Chat
May 21 - Lewiston, ME - Conference Keynote
June 17 - Boston, MA - Conference Keynote
June 18 - Denver, CO - Strong Towns on Tap
June 23 - Detroit, MI - Conference Panel
June 30 - Des Moines, IA - Conference Keynote

In case you missed it this week...

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Vote in Round 2 of our Strongest Town Contest!
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Vote in Round 2 of our Strongest Town Contest!
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Round 2 of #StrongestTown is here. Check out these gorgeous photos and testimonials, and then you tell us: which four strong North American cities should advance to the semifinals?

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Round 2: Nelson, BC vs. Guthrie, OK
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Round 2: Nelson, BC vs. Guthrie, OK
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Cast your vote! Who should advance to the Semifinal Round in the fourth annual Strongest Town Contest?!

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Round 2: Delray Beach, FL vs. Pensacola, FL
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Round 2: Delray Beach, FL vs. Pensacola, FL
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Cast your vote! Who should advance to the Semifinal Round in the fourth annual Strongest Town Contest?!

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Round 2: Erwin, TN vs. Safety Harbor, FL
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Round 2: Erwin, TN vs. Safety Harbor, FL
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Cast your vote! Who should advance to the Semifinal Round in the fourth annual Strongest Town Contest?!

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Round 2: New Rochelle, NY vs. Portsmouth, NH
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Round 2: New Rochelle, NY vs. Portsmouth, NH
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Cast your vote! Who should advance to the Semifinal Round in the fourth annual Strongest Town Contest?!

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Top 5 Stories from the Week (Mar 18–Mar 22, 2019)
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Top 5 Stories from the Week (Mar 18–Mar 22, 2019)
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The fourth annual Strongest Town Contest dominated this week’s content on our site, but there were also some great stories published this week (not to mention a brand new video!) that you don’t want to miss.

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Strong Towns: The Book is Finally Coming. But Why *Now*?
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Strong Towns: The Book is Finally Coming. But Why *Now*?
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Last week, we announced the biggest news in the Strong Towns universe in a long time: our founder wrote a book. This week, we’re taking you behind the scenes.

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Question of the Week: How Do I Pitch Gradual Upzoning to My City as a Housing Affordability Strategy?
Daniel Herriges
Question of the Week: How Do I Pitch Gradual Upzoning to My City as a Housing Affordability Strategy?
Daniel Herriges

Every week, we take one of the best questions submitted to the Strong Towns Knowledge Base and answer it. This week, we tackle the arguments for allowing more housing across the board in your city, from a Strong Towns perspective.

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Announcing the Winners of Round 1 in our Strongest Town Contest!
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Announcing the Winners of Round 1 in our Strongest Town Contest!
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These 8 towns will advance to the next round of the contest.

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The Folly of Go-Big-or-Go-Home Transit
Daniel Herriges
The Folly of Go-Big-or-Go-Home Transit
Daniel Herriges

Don't be seduced by the "signature project" that takes 20 years to complete, when there's huge basket of small projects you could hit the ground running on. That's a wildly different approach than anything our transit agencies or federal transportation funding mechanisms are set up for. But it's a more promising one.

Daniel Herriges
Employment Desperation: The Quiet Enemy of Our Communities
Arian Horbovetz
Employment Desperation: The Quiet Enemy of Our Communities
Arian Horbovetz

We, as a culture, have become so fixated on growing jobs in our communities that we can’t see anything else. It is up to us to recognize that our cities and metro areas can ask for better.

Arian Horbovetz