August 25, 2009 Headlines

LOCAL Anti-loitering strategy causes a big stink [The Globe and Mail]
Architecture roadshow starts in Vancouver [State of Vancouver]
More public art debuts on Main Street [Buzzer Blog]
Serene stone sculpture from a violent country [Crosscut]
Lots of Food, but for How Long? [The Tyee]
CANADA Plans for sprawl in BC's desert hits a dry patch [City Caucus]
INTERNATIONAL Thousands Flee Athens Fires [The New York Times]
DARPA 3D reasoning engine to identify urban threats [CNET]
He is Fresh and Everyone Else is Tired [Triple Canopy]
In Suburbs, Bank Robbers Like the Layout [The New York Times]
Bye-Bye, Dubai [Fast Company]
A Portland sustainability center could sprout in 2010 [The Oregonian]
Walkability boosts most home values [The News Tribune]