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October 17, 2016
Crosswalk Safety
October 17, 2016 •
Crosswalk Safety

There are dozens, maybe even hundreds of crosswalks in the LMA. Do you know how to cross safely? Do you cross safely all the time?

MassDOT has teamed up with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, the Executive Office of Public Safety and the Department of Public Health to educate pedestrians, motorists and cyclists on crosswalk safety.

While the campaign is focused on parents teaching kids to use crosswalks properly and safely, there are some great tips for the tens of thousands of pedestrians, cars and cyclists we see in the LMA every day.

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October 3, 2016
New Bridge Name, New Drive
October 3, 2016 •
New Bridge Name, New Drive

Bostonians LOVE their Red Sox, and we are totally devoted to our beloved Big Papi!

Last month Governor Baker announced that the Brookline Avenue Bridge that spans the Mass Pike will be officially named The David Ortiz Bridge! And it doesn't stop there - Mayor Walsh will rename the street that connects Fenway Park to the commuter rail station David Ortiz Drive!

Let's hope Papi retires with another World Series ring, too!

 

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June 28, 2016
There's Music in the Air
June 28, 2016 •
There's Music in the Air

We wanted to be sure to share this wonderful story about LMA neighbor Boston Children's Hospital's musical therapists. The profession has grown at Children’s, and across the country, too. There are now 6,000 credentialed music therapists practicing in the US, 15 percent of whom work in medical or surgical settings, according to the American Music Therapy Association.

See the interactive Boston Globe story here. 

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MASCO Call Center operators field more than 1.5 million calls a year. The events of last weekend in Orlando reminded them of their experiences dealing with the volume of calls and trauma codes they managed after our city and our hospitals dealt with the aftermath of the Marathon bombing in 2013. 

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The second annual summer of "Bands on Blackfan" kicked off yesterday with the largest crowd ever. Hundreds of employees from LMA institutions came out to Blackfan Circle to enjoy live music, great weather and delectable delights from three food trucks.

More than 300 meals were purchased from the food trucks, and some people simply brought their brown bag lunch to the sunny lawn to enjoy the music of local artists TRY.

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MAYOR WALSH ASKS FOR FEEDBACK ON FUTURE OF TRANSPORTATION IN BOSTON

Mayor Martin J. Walsh announced that today through June 17, the City of Boston will engage thousands of area residents to provide feedback on a short list of transportation projects and policies as part of the next phase of the Go Boston 2030 Action Plan, which is the City's long range transportation plan. The City also announced a slate of projects that will be implemented in the near term to follow-up on ideas that came up repeatedly from the public during the first phase.

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