WALKCAST Ep. 05: The Nice Approach

Walkcast by Tim Querengesser

Dec 20, 201700:16:01News & Politics

Rather than scream and throw accusations, Julie Kusiek and her group worked tirelessly to keep it positive and get their city to rebuild their streets to be more walkable and livable. Their approach could be the blueprin...

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