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job opportunities with WalkBoston & partner organizations

job opportunities with WalkBoston & partner organizations

Position: WalkBoston part-time office administrator Description: WalkBoston is looking for a part-time office administrator to become a core member of our team. The job is a mix of accounting, human resources, and office management. See full job listing How to Apply: Please submit your resume and a cover letter to jobs@walkboston.org by Dec 15, 2018. Position: Boston’s Safest Driver …

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WalkBoston is hiring!

WalkBoston is hiring!

WalkBoston is looking for a part-time office administrator to become a core member of our team. The job is a mix of accounting, human resources, and office management. Please submit your resume and a cover letter to jobs@walkboston.org by Dec 28, 2018. Details below: Accounting: All aspects of accounts payable and receivable processes including vendor …

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Boston Globe – “Ceremonies remember BU grad student, other cyclists killed on the road”

Boston Globe – “Ceremonies remember BU grad student, other cyclists killed on the road”

Boston Globe: “Ceremonies remember BU grad student, other cyclists killed on the road” From the State House, the mourners marched silently to Boston City Hall. “Our silence is meant to remind decision-makers that we don’t need more words; we need more actions to make our streets safer for everybody,” said Wendy Landman, executive director of …

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ACTIVISTS CALL FOR FASTER ACTION: 4,500 PEOPLE INJURED IN CAR CRASHES ON STREETS OF BOSTON IN 2017

ACTIVISTS CALL FOR FASTER ACTION: 4,500 PEOPLE INJURED IN CAR CRASHES ON STREETS OF BOSTON IN 2017

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT:  STACY THOMPSON at 651-206-1068 or stacy@livablestreets.info ACTIVISTS CALL FOR FASTER ACTION: 4,500 PEOPLE INJURED IN CAR CRASHES ON STREETS OF BOSTON IN 2017 Event details for third annual vigil released; Zakim Bridge and Boston City Hall to be lit yellow; loved ones, advocates, and elected officials gather to remember the hundreds of people …

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