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  • Feet First Endorses Streets for All Seattle Campaign
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  • Walking Underrepresented in Mayor's Campaign
  • Feet First Endorses Nickerson Plan
  • Feet First Makes the Goal in Walkability
  • Viaduct Tunnel Impacts Pedestrians
  • SODO Commuter & Residents Input Needed
  • Seattle Mayor Increases Walk Bike Ride by $5 Million
  • Tolling is coming to the SR 520 bridge-new bus service begins Oct. 2
  • Let Seattle City Council Know Walking is a Right not a Privilege
  • Feet First endorses proposed rechannelization of NE 125th Street
  • Help Count Peds and Secure Investments
  • City of Seattle Looking for Members for Ped Board
  • Sound Transit is seeking volunteers to fill an immediate opening on its Citizen Oversight Panel (COP).
  • Grant for Improving Recreational Facilities From Conservation Office Due Jan 10
  • Feet First Walking Audit on the White Center Heights Elementary Recognized
  • Tunnel vs. Viaduct, Part 1: Introduction
  • Transportation Advocacy Day
  • Bicycle Alliance of Washington Looking for Program Coordinator
  • Transportation Advocacy Day 2011: Look Out Olympia, Feet First is in Town!
  • Feet First Hiring Trainer for Pedestrian Training
  • Obesity Epidemic Curtailed by Walking Audits? We Think So.
  • Walkability, one step at a time
  • South Portal's Design approval gone south
  • Walking Amidst a Sea of Buses – Giving Pedestrian Advocacy a Voice Among Transportation Advocates
  • Road Diets, Part 1: Why Roads Could Be Leaner
  • Community Feedback from "Little Bridge" Project
  • Road Diets, Part 2: NE 125th, a Case Study
  • Road Diets, Part 3: Two More Successes
  • Weekly Walk Around the News
  • San Diego pedestrian bridge
  • Temporary Detour for Peds and Bikes April 18-22 in Seattle, Pioneer Square Neighborhood
  • Weekly Walk Around the News
  • PARK(ing) Day Coordinator (Feet First Internship)
  • Contractor Needed to assist with writing and graphic design
  • Weekly Walk Around the News
  • Walk On!
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  • South Portal Design Approved
  • Cutting more than Cost: Mayors on Transportation
  • Sidewalks in Seattle
  • The downside of sidewalks
  • Weekly Walk Around the News
  • Sidewalks rock (or how to make them do so!)
  • Multi-Use Path Between S. Atlantic St and S. Royal Brougham Wy Closed Temporarily
  • Weekly Walk Around the News
  • The Dangers of Walking
  • Walk & Talk: Capitol Hill
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  • Family BBQ & Bike Rodeo – Cycling Fun at Concord International Elementary
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  • Getting Some Closure
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  • Act Now! Congress Proposes Cuts to Pedestrian and Biking Funding
  • Weekly Walk Around the News
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  • Prevent 17 percent cuts to service that would affect 4 out of 5 King County transit riders
  • Weekly Walk Around the News
  • Feet First is Hiring a Development Officer
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  • Four Wheels to Two Feet: Safe Routes Moves Kids Safely
  • Bitter Lake neighborhood needs the City of Seattle's support
  • (PARK)ing Day - Sept. 16
  • Nine-day Alaskan Way Viaduct closure begins Oct 21st at 7:30 p.m.
  • Weekly Walk Around the News 11/4/2011
  • Weekly Walk Around the News 11/11/2011
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  • Hundreds of kids walked thousands of miles in October!
  • Airport Way South Viaduct Closure (Seattle)
  • Weekly Walk Around the News 11/18/2011
  • Weekly Walk Around the News 12/2/2011
  • Weekly Walk Around the News 12/9/2011
  • Complete Streets Amendment Vote
  • Weekly Walk Around the News 12/16/2011
  • Weekly Walk Around the News 12/23/2011
  • Seattle Pedestrian Advisory Board Seeks New Members
  • Seattle Public Schools Deliver the first Annual Golden Shoe Award for Safe Routes to School
  • Weekly Walk Around the News 1/6/2012
  • Become a Volunteer Naturalist!
  • Weekly Walk Around the News 1/13/2012
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  • Greenways Mean Safe and Easy Ways to Go By Foot
  • Weekly Walk Around the News 1/20/2012
  • National Walking Funding In Jeopardy...Contact Rep TODAY!
  • Weekly Walk Around the News 1/27/2012
  • Weekly Walk Around the News 2/3/2012
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• Metro's Victory is a Pedestrian's Victory
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• Shoreline's Steps Towards Walkability
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• Look Who's Walking...50 schools and counting!
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