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115 Winthrop Square PNF Comment Letter

115 Winthrop Square PNF Comment Letter

January 20, 2017 Casey Hines, Senior Project Manager Boston Planning and Development Agency Boston City Hall One City Hall Square Boston, MA 02201 Re: 115 Winthrop Square PNF Dear Ms. Hines: WalkBoston is Massachusetts’ leading pedestrian advocacy organization. We have reviewed the Project Notification Form for this project and believe that it will provide benefits …

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Comments on General Electric Headquarters Project SEIR 15547

Comments on General Electric Headquarters Project SEIR 15547

January 20, 2017 Matthew Beaton, Secretary Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs Attn: MEPA Office Analyst: Alex Strysky 100 Cambridge Street, Suite 900 Boston, MA 02114 Re: General Electric Headquarters Project SEIR 15547 Dear Secretary Beaton, WalkBoston submitted comments on the EA for this project in September, 2016. We made a number of suggestions …

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January 2017 Newsletter

January 2017 Newsletter

“Improving mobility for seniors and those with disabilities” By Rachel Fichtenbaum/Mobility Information Specialist, MassMobility “A newcomer’s guide to a walkable lifestyle” By Tom Palmer “The key to BRT success? Walking.” By Joseph Cutrufo/Dir. of Communications, Tri-State Transportation Campaign Download the January 2017 Newsletter PDF

The key to BRT success? Walking.

The key to BRT success? Walking.

Joseph Cutrufo is a former member of the WalkBoston staff and current Director of Communications and Connecticut Policy at Tri-State Transportation Campaign. In March 2015, Connecticut cut the ribbon on CTfastrak, New England’s first bus rapid transit system. CTfastrak features a 9.4-mile bus-only guideway which runs from downtown New Britain through Newington and West Hartford …

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A newcomer’s guide to a walkable lifestyle

A newcomer’s guide to a walkable lifestyle

Tom Palmer covered transportation and real estate development for 15 of his 32 years as a reporter and editor at the Boston Globe. He now owns Tom Palmer Communication, a consulting firm. I’m a newcomer to Boston. I’ve only been here 40 years. The city has changed a lot in that time, but one thing …

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