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Poll: 64 percent consider making streets safer for walking “very important”

Poll: 64 percent consider making streets safer for walking “very important”

Poll: Boston-area voters support changes to local streets, 64% consider making streets safer for walking “very important” Good news! The MassINC polling group found that voters support changes to local streets, even if it means less space for cars. On top of that, 64% of people surveyed think it is VERY IMPORTANT to make streets safer for …

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where we’ve been lately – May 2021 update

where we’ve been lately – May 2021 update

As summer approaches, we’ve been ramping up our work all over the Commonwealth! Here are a few places we’ve been working with people lately, either in person or virtually, to help make their community more walkable: Blandford Boston Brockton Cambridge Chelsea Concord Cummington Egremont Haverhill Huntington Medford New Bedford Quincy Springfield Worcester

Strengthening Connections to Community and Transit in Gateway Cities

Strengthening Connections to Community and Transit in Gateway Cities

Since September 2020, WalkBoston has conducted a series of walk audits in Gateway Cities across the Commonwealth as part of our “Gateway Cities: Social Infrastructure and Walkability” project in partnership with MassINC and with support from the Solomon Foundation. We’re hosting walk audits in five Gateway Cities, in the area around each city’s downtown commuter …

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Lynn Fells Parkway at Melrose Street Intersection Comment Letter

Lynn Fells Parkway at Melrose Street Intersection Comment Letter

May 19, 2021  Jeff Parenti Deputy Chief Engineer, Division of Planning and Engineering Department of Conservation and Recreation Re: Lynn Fells Parkway at Melrose Street Intersection Dear Jeff: Thank you for the opportunity to provide comments for the proposed intersection improvements at Lynn Fells Parkway and Melrose Street. We are very excited to see DCR’s …

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