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This year was a huge success. Team mileage results and individual results can be found here. It is not too late to donate to support a participant, a team, or WalkMassachusetts to support our mission. Thank you!

 

WalkMassachusetts Network

3RD WEDNESDAY OF THE MONTH AT 1PM VIA ZOOM.
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Wednesday, December 17
Community Led walk audits in Somerville.
Somerville Pedestrian & Transit Advisory Committee (PTAC) is a Mayor-appointed body of volunteer community members who advise and collaborate with City staff to make walking and taking transit in Somerville more safe, effective, sustainable, equitable and accessible. PTAC and staff in Somerville’s Mobility Division will talk a bit about the Union Square Plaza & Streetscapes project and how they’re thinking about community-led walk audits in the context of their overall engagement strategy.
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