File:Northampton, Safe Routes to Schools, Congressman Richard Neal, MassDOT Highway Administrator Luisa Paiewonsky, September 13, 2010 (4987917944).jpg
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[edit]DescriptionNorthampton, Safe Routes to Schools, Congressman Richard Neal, MassDOT Highway Administrator Luisa Paiewonsky, September 13, 2010 (4987917944).jpg |
Congressman Richard Neal joined MassDOT Highway Administrator Luisa Paiewonsky as the Patrick-Murray Administration today announced completion of access and safety improvements around the Jackson Street School in Northampton, representing the first school access and safety improvement in Massachusetts to be completed based on recommendations of the Massachusetts Department of Transportation's Safe Routes to School program. MassDOT representatives joined students, parents, and city and state officials in a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the project, funded through the Massachusetts Works program and the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. The Commonwealth's Safe Routes to School Program which works with students, parents, school staff and local police in over 100 Massachusetts communities and more than 300 schools to promote walking and bicycling to school. This program seeks to improve students' health, reduce traffic congestion and improve air quality in Massachusetts communities. Because of its participation in the program, the Jackson Street School became eligible for infrastructure projects specifically targeted to helping children get to school more safely and conveniently. |
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Source | Northampton, Safe Routes to Schools, Congressman Richard Neal, MassDOT Highway Administrator Luisa Paiewonsky, September 13, 2010 |
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