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*Margaret Pustell was chairman of the Andover Paths Comittee, now part of the Trails Committee. | *Margaret Pustell was chairman of the Andover Community Paths Comittee, now part of the Trails Committee. | ||
*She was an untiring advocate of pedestrians and bikers. | *She was an untiring advocate of pedestrians and bikers. | ||
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*She has also pushed MassHighway to consider bikers and walkers when roads and bridges are built. | *She has also pushed MassHighway to consider bikers and walkers when roads and bridges are built. | ||
* | *More recently she has worked with Massachusetts Commission for the Blind to make intersections easier for those with limited eyesite. | ||
At Town Meeting in 2002 she and her husband Bob were awarded the Virginia Cole Community Service Award. | *At Town Meeting in 2002 she and her husband Bob were awarded the Virginia Cole Community Service Award. | ||
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*"Margaret Pustell Fights for Foot and Pedal Power," ''Eagle Tribune'', May 3, 2004, p. A2, A4. | |||
Latest revision as of 11:16, 22 July 2013
- Margaret Pustell was chairman of the Andover Community Paths Comittee, now part of the Trails Committee.
- She was an untiring advocate of pedestrians and bikers.
- Thanks to her persistance, Andover passed a bylaw which created more than 25 trails or links between neighborhoods.
- She pushed the Planning Board to consider pedestian access when they appoved a new residential or commercial development.
- She has also pushed MassHighway to consider bikers and walkers when roads and bridges are built.
- More recently she has worked with Massachusetts Commission for the Blind to make intersections easier for those with limited eyesite.
- At Town Meeting in 2002 she and her husband Bob were awarded the Virginia Cole Community Service Award.
See
- "Margaret Pustell Fights for Foot and Pedal Power," Eagle Tribune, May 3, 2004, p. A2, A4.
--Leslie 16:36, September 11, 2012 (EDT)
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