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  • Framingham Biking Projects Meeting

    FRAMINGHAM, MA — The Friends of the Bruce Freeman Rail Trail is having its monthly meeting for February in Framingham. The meeting will be on Tuesday Feb. 10, 2009 in the Educational Building at The Garden In The Woods, 180 Hemenway Road from 7 to 9 PM.

    The agenda for the meeting includes a program given by members of the bicycle community (representing the Cochituate Rail Trail, The Bruce Freeman Rail Trail and the Framingham Bicycle and Pedestrian Advocacy Committee) of the ongoing bicycle projects and activity in Framingham.

    This is an excellent, and unique opportunity, for those interested in promoting biking in Framingham to find out how to get involved. It is the first time all three local biking groups have come together at a meeting.

    Light and tasty snacks included and the public is invited.

    For more information please call John Stasik at (508) 877–6771.

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    News Staff

    January 22, 2009
    Public Meetings
    Bruce Freeman Rail Trail, Cochituate Rail Trail, framingham bicycle, rail trail

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