Active Living Strategy #4: Connecting Existing Community Resources to Transit and Active Transportation Opportunities

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More Please: Convincing Kids to Eat Tomatoes

August 2, 2018

Grantee: Isles Inc.

Strategy: Active Living Strategy #4: Connecting Existing Community Resources to Transit and Active Transportation Opportunities Active Living Strategy #7: Unconventional / Non-Traditional Places for Physical Activity

City of Camden Truck Route Ordinance

July 27, 2018

Grantee: Cooper’s Ferry Partnership

Strategy: Active Living Strategy #1: Community Assessments for Healthy Eating and Active Living Active Living Strategy #4: Connecting Existing Community Resources to Transit and Active Transportation Opportunities

MAKING A COMMUNITY CONNECTION!

June 29, 2018

Grantee: Morris Park Alliance

Strategy: Active Living Strategy #4: Connecting Existing Community Resources to Transit and Active Transportation Opportunities

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