Walk with the WWBPA to the Farmers’ Market

Monday, April 26 by silvia

West Windsor Farmers' Market

Saturday is opening day for the West Windsor Community Farmers’ Market on Vaughn Drive. Join the WWBPA for a leisurely walk of less than 1 ½ miles from Maurice Hawk Elementary School  to the market.  The walk starts at 10 a.m. at the playground behind the school, and the WWBPA will have giveaways for participants.

See old friends, make new ones and get the first local goodies of the season. Then make your own way home, or join the return walk at noon.

The walk is free and no advance sign-up is needed. All children must be accompanied by a parent or other adult for the walk, and all minors must have Walk Waiver, which are available in advance on the WWBPA Web site or on the day of the walk at the school. Walkers are responsible for their own safety and the WWBPA is not liable for any injuries.

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Spring Community Walk

Friday, April 9 by sandy

crossing at a crosswalkSaturday, May 1, 2010 at 10 a.m.

Come out to connect with friends and to meet new people, too!

The West Windsor Bicycle and Pedestrian Alliance (WWBPA) invites you to participate in a Spring Community Walk on Saturday, May 1, 2010. The walk will start at 10:00 a.m. at the playground behind Maurice Hawk School on Clarksville Road and continue to the West Windsor Community Farmers’ Market on Vaughn Drive, where refreshments will be served, and then return at noon to the school. The total distance is less than 3 miles.

The walk is free and no advance sign-up is needed. All children must be accompanied by a parent or other adult for the walk, and all minors must have Walk Waiver, which are available in advance on the WWBPA Web site or on the day of the walk at the school. Walkers are responsible for their own safety and the WWBPA is not liable for any injuries.

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Last Chance

Wednesday, October 7 by silvia

Groww2009The WWBPA closes out its season at the West Windsor Farmers’ Market this Saturday, October 10. Stop by to talk about your bicycle and pedestrian concerns. As usual, we will be selling reflective vests, which are an excellent way for both walkers and cyclists to ensure they are visible during these dark winter months, as well as our usual array of other bicycle safety equipment.

Our last Bike Rodeo of 2008 also takes place on Saturday as part of Hightstown Harvest Fair. Downtown will be closed off for several thousand visitors. The fair runs from 10 am to 4 pm, and the Bike Rodeo takes place from 1 pm to 4 pm in the parking lot of First Constitution Bank, 140 Mercer Street. Bring your bike and learn some new skills.

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Opening Day at the West Windsor Community Farmers’ Market

Sunday, May 17 by Susan

Farmers Market May 16, 2009
Yesterday was fun at our table at the West Windsor Community Farmers’ Market for opening day. We set up and staffed our WWBPA table and had lots of people stop by to talk, share ideas, pick up a copy of our spring newsletter, and picked up 4 new memberships!

We’ll be back at the market in 2 weeks, and every other Saturday morning, here’s the season schedule: May 30, June 13 (with the Pedals for Progress Bike Drive), & 27, July 11 & 25, August 8 & 22, and September 12 & 26.

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Friday, May 1 by sandy

For blogs before May 2009, please visit http://wwbpa.blogspot.com/

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