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October 2, 2013 mmicheli

And The Winner Is….

Woman is given a bike.
Bike to the Sea President Jim Tozza presented Ann Boland of Arlington with her new bike. Boland won the bike in a raffle Bike to the Sea held at several recent weekend festivals.
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Donations Via Mass Save project

Thinking of a Mass Save project for your home? Mass Save will donate $25 for every household that schedules an assessment here.

Maps of the Trail

  • Our official interactive map
  • Download a map of the trail (pdf), along with this new brochure
  • another interactive map that includes historic photos of railroad stations.

Year in Review

Take a look at the work Bike to the Sea did last year as well as in previous years.

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