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We often feel nostalgic about those bygone days when neighbors knew each other, laughter and conversation wafted from ample front porches, and kids delighted in catching lightning bugs and playing hide-and-seek until dark. If you’re convinced these images exist only in the past, think again.
Washington state-based architect Ross Chapin not only believes that such neighborhoods are still viable, but