Hi Readers — Sometimes feels as if we’ve lost a little perspective on what constitutes danger, especially when it comes to whether it’s safe for our kids to walk a couple blocks to s… more →
FreeRangeKidslskenazy wrote 2 weeks ago: Hi Readers — Sometimes feels as if we’ve lost a little perspective on what constitutes d … more →
sweco2 wrote 2 weeks ago: Two Ashland elementary schools are seeking grant money for a program that encourages students to wal … more →
J.R. Atwood wrote 3 weeks ago: Budget cuts to school systems nationwide have allowed educators, parents, and city planners to re-im … more →
suburbanista wrote 1 month ago: Route 7 near Seven Corners has many pedestrians, no sidewalks and no safe crossings If you live in F … more →
lskenazy wrote 1 month ago: Dear Readers: This arrived today. I think the attitude of this writer happens to be the prevailing … more →
Ali Rawaf wrote 2 months ago: I lived in New York City before I moved to Austin. NY is a city that glorifies walking. Almost every … more →
kelions wrote 2 months ago: October is international “Walk to School” month. Communities across the globe are reco … more →
lskenazy wrote 2 months ago: Hi Readers — I’m all for walking to school but I never expected such a beautiful blog po … more →
suzlipman wrote 2 months ago: October 7 is International Walk to School Day, and the whole month of October has been designated Wa … more →
lskenazy wrote 2 months ago: Just a reminder: All across the country (and world!) tomorrow, parents will be encouraging their kid … more →
Len Gilbert wrote 2 months ago: On October 7th, schools around the world will celebrate International Walk to School Day. Whether yo … more →
Caitlin Garing wrote 3 months ago: Recently there was an article in The New York Times that annoyed me greatly. It was all about the fi … more →
suzlipman wrote 3 months ago: Another disturbing sign of the times: This article in today’s Times about parents who are so a … more →
cacirandazzo wrote 3 months ago: Steps away from local Winchester Schools! Waterfront on Wedge Pond. Steps away from train, shops and … more →
lskenazy wrote 4 months ago: Dear Readers — Here’s a success story from Plano, Texas! We live about 200 yards from th … more →
suburbanista wrote 6 months ago: Today’s Washington Post reports the latest brouhaha in a Montgomery County neighborhood over t … more →
suburbanista wrote 6 months ago: A standard opening line used by advocates for walkable and bicycle-friendly communities at community … more →
robertpeek wrote 6 months ago: As I noted last year, children today don’t walk to school as much as they did years ago. Natio … more →
movenden wrote 7 months ago: The effort to get more families to walk, bike and carpool to school continues at all three Piedmont … more →