Fwd: Community Message: On Thursday, October 13th the Visually Impaired Support Group of Brown County will be involved in “Take Back the Crosswalk.”

[Ned Dorff]

An event promoting safety for the blind. In our neighborhood Thursday.

Ned

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From: Green Bay Police Department <green-bay-pol...@emails.nixle.com>
Date: Wed, Oct 12, 2011 at 2:25 PM
Subject: Community Message: On Thursday, October 13th the Visually Impaired Support Group of Brown County will be involved in “Take Back the Crosswalk.”
To: nedd...@gmail.com

Wednesday October 12, 2011, 2:25 PM Green Bay Police Department Proud to serve and protect Titletown, USA since August 27, 1857 Community: On Thursday, October 13th the Visually Impaired Support Group of Brown County will be involved in “Take Back the Crosswalk.” Hi Ned Dorff, MEDIA RELEASE Traffic Enforcement Unit October 12, 2011 On Thursday, October 13th the Visually Impaired Support Group of Brown County will be involved in “Take Back the Crosswalk.” (In conjunction with “White Cane Day.”) The purpose of this event is to help make the motoring public aware of their responsibility to yield to a pedestrian carrying a white cane. (Wis Statue 346.26) An event will be held on October 13th at approximately1:30pm. The group will be crossing the intersection of S. Adams Street at E. Walnut Street. The media is encouraged to attend. This event is supported by the Green Bay Police Department in its continuing effort to make the City of Green Bay safe for everyone. Officer Doug Wichman Green Bay Police Department Traffic Enforcement Unit (920) 448-3212 tra...@ci.green-bay.wi.us For full details, view this message on the web. Sent by Green Bay Police Department, 307 S Adams St, Green Bay, WI 54301 To manage your email settings, click here. To update your account settings, login here. Powered by . © 2011 Nixle, LLC. All rights reserved.

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