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Franklin Walking Map

Franklin Walking Map

You can go anywhere on foot. Many destinations in Franklin are no more than a 10-minute walk apart – and many are even closer than that. You’ll be surprised how short the walks are – from homes, schools, downtown businesses and shopping centers to all parts of town. It’s an easy and fun exercise. A …

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Bob Sloane Champion of Change

Bob Sloane Champion of Change

On July 31, 2012, the White House honored leaders who have devoted their time and efforts to helping their communities reach new heights through transportation innovation. The White House highlighted Bob Sloane, WalkBoston’s Senior Project Manager, as a Transportation Innovator “Champion of Change.”
 Bob is pictured below with U.S. Secretary of Transportation Ray LaHood and other …

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Comments on New Brighton Landing EENF MEPA #49909

Comments on New Brighton Landing EENF MEPA #49909

July 20, 2012 Secretary Richard Sullivan Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs MEPA Office 100 Cambridge Street, Suite 900 Boston, MA 02114 RE: New Brighton Landing Expanded Environmental Notification Form (EENF) MEPA # 49909 Dear Secretary Sullivan: WalkBoston has reviewed the EENF for the New Brighton Landing proposal. The potential improvements that this project …

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Lincoln Elementary School Walkability Assessment Report

Lincoln Elementary School Walkability Assessment Report

WalkBoston conducted a walkability assessment in the area of Melrose, Massachusetts near the Lincoln Elementary School. After a brief discussion on pedestrian safety issues near the school and an explanation of how the assessment would be conducted, a group carried out an on-the-street audit of the pedestrian facilities in the area, with an emphasis on …

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