Cardinal writes:

From the LinkedIn site:

It is with deep regret that we have to report that after 20 years in business as an independently owned and operated publication for citizen planners, the Planning Commissioners Journal will be ending publication this Spring. Unfortunately, the long economic recession and the impact it has had on municipalities—who make up over 90 percent of our subscription base—has left us in a position where it is simply not economically feasible to continue publication. ...

Hagadin writes:

In 2005 Williamsburg saw a re-zoning by the city that allowed for a number of residential towers to be put up along its waterfront. The community put together its own plan and had that plan approved by local government, but saw its plan largely ignored in the re-zoning. The re-zoned area allowed for the towers which are of a much greater height than the surrounding residential area and eliminated much of the light industry in the area. ...

The American Planning Association Utah Chapter Web site hosts the archive of Planning Monthly Webcasts, which includes over 100 planning-related webcasts, including several eligible for AICP distance education CM credit. Despite the name, new webcasts may be presented as frequently as every week; the site includes a schedule of upcoming webcasts. ...