VIDEO: Transit Matters presentation
Thanks to Jenn Adams of NewTV, here is the Transit Matters: Regional Rail Presentation, hosted by Councilor Emily Norton (Ward 2 ward councilor). The Transit Matters folks are Jarred Johnson, COO; Josh Fairchild, president and co-founder; and Ethan Finlan, Regional Rail Outreach Coordinator.
Fascinating presentation and important for Newton.
Transit Matters: Regional Rail Presentation from NewTV on Vimeo.
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Chickens go missing from Newton Community Farm
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What do you want to know? Ward 5 edition
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Mixed Use 40B coming to Washington St.
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