April 13, 2019 To: MassDOT Highway Division 10 Park Plaza, Suite 6340 Boston, MA 02116 kelleysqproj.worcester@dot.state.ma.us Re: Worcester Kelley Square Improvement Project To the Project Team, On behalf of the LivableStreets Alliance Advocacy Committee and WalkBoston, we would like to provide you with some feedback regarding the Worcester Kelley Square Improvement Project, particularly in response …
WalkBoston is looking for a Program Manager to become a core member of our team. Please submit your resume and a cover letter to jobs@dev.walkboston.org by June 21, 2019. WalkBoston, a nonprofit 501(c)(3) advocacy organization, makes walking safer and easier in Massachusetts to encourage better health, a cleaner environment and more vibrant communities. We know that walking improves …
Below is a written version of WalkBoston’s comments on traffic calming in Somerville, which Adi Nochur delivered verbally at the Council hearing on Wednesday, April 3. April 3, 2019 Somerville City Council City Hall 93 Highland Ave Somerville, MA 02143 RE: WalkBoston comments on traffic calming in Somerville To the Somerville City Council, My name …
Herald News: “Fall River wins Golden Shoe award for improving walkability” Fall River is now running the walking game. On March 18, WalkBoston held its 29th annual meeting in Boston to present Fall River with an award for its progress in the city’s walkability. This is the first time Fall River has won the Golden …
WBUR: “Advocates Say MBTA Riders Need Accessibility Now, Not Later” Wendy Landman, the executive director of WalkBoston and a consultant on PATI, praises the MBTA’s progress but acknowledges the project has barriers. “Like everything else that we think about with public transportation in Massachusetts, the money is short and issues to solve are big,” Landman …