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NHARPC REPORT: The Challenges to Community Transportation in New Hampshire
In our car-dependent culture, many of us don’t often think about what happens if we lose our ability to drive, even if it’s just temporary. Still, if you needed to get to the doctor, grocery store, pharmacy, or anywhere else, how would you, if you couldn’t drive? New Hampshire’s most vulnerable populations face this dilemma every day.
NHARPC CORNER: Rail Trail Planning in New Hampshire Enhancing Transportation, Recreation, Economies, and Health
In New Hampshire, there are currently over 300 miles of State-owned rail corridors that are available for a variety of uses throughout the year. In addition, there are a substantial number of rail corridors under municipal or private ownership. Rail trails parallel major transportation corridors, connect community centers and provide a low-stress walking and biking option for both residents and visitors alike. Despite the range of benefits that trails can bring, there are many challenges.
NHARPC CORNER: Sidewalk Planning
Is your Select Board or Planning Board hearing more from residents about desire for safe pedestrian accommodation than in years past? The COVID-19 pandemic has led more people in New Hampshire and around the country to seek their exercise outdoors, in some cases leading to a realization that they don’t feel as comfortable walking on local roadways as they’d like.
Guest View: Seacoast communities have the will and ability to address racism
Scott Bogle, Frank DeGiovanni, Jennifer Near Friday Aug 14, 2020 at 7:08 PM We find ourselves in a perfect storm with multiple flashpoints: A once-in-a-lifetime pandemic and a centuries-old struggle for justice. One is a public health emergency that has lasted for months and promises many future challenges: COVID-19. The other is the most insidious, long-standing public health emergency which has lasted for hundreds of years: Racism. Current events underscore the seriousness of the situation.
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