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DSA Names Winner of 2016 City Maker Award, Reveals New Board Chair and Strategic Plan

Kristin BentleyJune 9, 20162 Mins read603

Transportation Choices Coalition Executive Director Shefali Ranganathan accepts 2016 City Maker award. Photo courtesy of the Downtown Seattle Association.

By Kristin Bentley The Downtown Seattle Association (DSA) held its 58th Annual Meeting at Amazon’s Doppler Meeting Center on Tuesday where Transportation Choices Coalition (TCC) was announced the winner of the 2016 City Maker award. Shefali Ranganathan, TCC’s executive director, accepted the award on its behalf. “A vibrant, healthy city provides people with options to […]

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