Building a Bicycle and
Pedestrian Friendly Community
Thursday, June 21 by joegorun
WWBPA is pleased to announce the WWBPA 2018 High School Senior Scholarships were awarded to High School South students Amanda Slater and Anika Vincent. Congratulations!
Comments Off on WWBPA Scholarship WinnersWednesday, February 28 by joegorun
WWBPA has issued its annual scholarship for June 2018 Graduating Seniors. See the link http://wwbpa.org/action/scholarships/ for more details and the application due May 1.
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Friday, February 12 by joegorun
Applications for 2016-17 Student Advisors are available and due March 13, 2016.
Scholarship applications for High School Seniors are available and due April 15, 2016.
Comments Off on Student Applications AvailableSaturday, February 9 by JerryFoster
The WWBPA is once again accepting applications from high school seniors in the West Windsor-Plainsboro school district or who live in West Windsor. Up to $1,000 in scholarship money (no more than $500 to one student) is available. Applicants are required to write a short essay on a topic relating to bicycle and pedestrian safety.
Click here to download the new application, which is due May 5.
Comments Off on 2013 Scholarship Application AvailableFriday, April 6 by silvia
The WWBPA awards scholarships of up to $500 per student to graduating seniors for their commitment to the community and their efforts to help make the area more bicycle and pedestrian friendly. This year’s application deadline is May 6.
Applicants must be seniors and residents of West Windsor or Plainsboro and attend West Windsor-Plainsboro High School North or South, or be West Windsor residents who attend another area private school or are home-schooled, and must complete their high school education by June 2012.
Comments Off on WWBPA Scholarships for Graduating SeniorsMonday, June 13 by silvia
Congratulations to Kim Meersma, a WWBPA student advisor since the end of 8th grade and the recipient of a $500 college scholarship from the WWBPA.
In her essay, she wrote:
“As I have learned through my five years of experience as a Student Advisor, the best way to convince people of the importance of building a bicycle and pedestrian friendly community is to have them experience a bicycle ride or a walk for themselves. Through events such as the Community Bike Ride, and the walk to the Farmers Market, cyclists and walkers of all ages and experience levels are able to see that given a safe route, they are able to reach places around the community without a car.”
Kim is graduating from WW-P High School South and is headed to UMass in Amherst, where we hope she will continue to promote biking and walking. We thank her for all she has done for the WWBPA and West Windsor.
1 Comment »Monday, June 14 by silvia
Congratulations to this year’s scholarship winners:
Emma Rosen of WW-P HS South and Jason Chin of WW-P HS North.
Both were student advisors to the WWBPA and participated in a number of events (not always tied to the WWBPA) to raise awareness of bicyclists and pedestrians. Each will receive $500 toward their college expenses.
The WWBPA has an annual scholarship budget of $1,000. Applicants must be seniors in the WW-P schools or live in West Windsor. Winners should explain what they have done to make the community better for bicyclists and pedestrians or otherwise relate their experiences on bikes and on foot.
Comments Off on Student ScholarshipsTuesday, March 30 by silvia
The WWBPA is once again accepting applications from high school seniors in the West Windsor-Plainsboro school district or who live in West Windsor. Up to $1,000 in scholarship money (no more than $500 to one student) is available. Applicants are required to write a short essay on a topic relating to bicycle and pedestrian safety.
This year’s scholarships will be awarded in memory of Edward C. Boye, an East Windsor resident who relied on his bicycle for transportation and who was killed by a motorist in February.
Click here for 2010 WWBPA Student Scholarship.
Comments Off on Student ScholarshipsFriday, May 1 by sandy
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Comments Off on Blog HistoryApr 27 Greet Team 26, NJ State Capitol, Trenton, 11:30 AM
Apr 28 WWBPA participating in Princeton’s Communiversity
May 04 Opening day for WWBPA at the WW Farmers Market; Walk to Farmers Market (meeting at Windsor Haven 9 a.m.)
May 09 Monthly Meeting 7 pm – WW Municpal Bldg (Rm D – Lower Level)
May 11 WW Community Day – Duck Pond Park
May 15 Ride of Silence (rain cancels – check WWBPA facebook page)
May 18 WWBPA at the WW Farmers Market
May 18 WWBPA bike clinic Hightstown – 1st Presbyterian Church 10am-12pm
May 25 WWBPA volunteering at BikeFest – WW Community Park
June 01 WWBPA at the WW Farmers Market; Learn to bike
June 13 Monthly Meeting 7 pm – WW Municpal Bldg (Rm D – Lower Level)
June 15 WWBPA at the WW Farmers Market; Bike tune up clinic – Bring your bike
June 29 WWBPA at the WW Farmers Market
July 11 Monthly Meeting 7 pm – WW Municpal Bldg (Rm D – Lower Level)
July 13 WWBPA at the WW Farmers Market
July 27 WWBPA at the WW Farmers Market
Aug 8 Monthly Meeting 7 pm – WW Municpal Bldg (Rm D – Lower Level)
Aug 10 WWBPA at the WW Farmers Market
Aug 24 WWBPA at the WW Farmers Market
Sept 07 WWBPA at the WW Farmers Market
Sept 12 Monthly Meeting 7 pm – WW Municpal Bldg (Rm D – Lower Level)
Sept 21 WWBPA at the WW Farmers Market; Bike Drive – Collecting bikes to support Trenton Boys & Girls Club
Oct 10 Monthly Meeting 7 pm – WW Municpal Bldg (Rm D – Lower Level)
Oct 12 WWBPA at the WW Farmers Market
Oct 26 WWBPA at the WW Farmers Market; Halloween parade
Nov 14 Monthly Meeting 7 pm – WW Municpal Bldg (Rm D – Lower Level)
Dec 12 Monthly Meeting 7 pm – WW Municpal Bldg (Rm D – Lower Level)
Ongoing – Register your bike with the WW Police Dept for Free
Volunteer Opportunities – Sign up to give back to the community
Recent Infrastructure
Proposals and Actions
Freeholders Clarksville Rd Crossing at Hawk Drive
Cranbury Road Improvements
Bicycle Racks throughout West Windsor
Rt 1 Jughandle Design Recommendations
Clarksville & N. Post Safety Improvements
Keep federal bike/walk funds
Biking and walking to transit
Walk and bike to school safely
Downtown Princeton Jct/Rt. 571 Recommendations