Kregg

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    Dead Animal Archived
    47 Triangle St Amherst MA 01002, United States - Amherst
    Dead skunk Triangle and Lessey
  • Dead Animal Archived
    47–99 Triangle St Amherst MA 01002, United States - Amherst
    Dead skunk Corner of triangle and Lessey
  • Dead Animal Acknowledged
    339 S East St Amherst MA 01002, United States - Amherst
    Dead woodchuck on the corner of Phillis Street across from Hillel
  • Dead Animal Archived
    10 Taylor St Amherst MA 01002, United States - Amherst
    Dead woodchuck in the street out front of 10 Taylor St.
  • Dead Animal Archived
    61 Gray St Amherst MA 01002, United States - Amherst
    Dead squirrel Taylor and Gray
  • 3 Mattoon St Amherst MA 01002, United States - Amherst
    There’s a downed wire here? Unknown if it’s electricity or cable? It’s on the corner of Mattoon and Triangle
  • Dead Animal Archived
    169 Triangle St Amherst 01002, United States - Amherst
    Dead rabbit on triangle street in front of house at 169
  • Dead Animal Archived
    108 Lessey St Amherst 01002, United States - Amherst
    Dead bird in crosswalk on corner of Triangle and Matoon
  • Dead Animal Archived
    12 Triangle Street Amherst Ma - Amherst
    Dead skunk in road
  • Dead Animal Archived
    42-52 Triangle St Amherst, MA 01002, USA - Amherst
    Dead skunk near entrance to Amherst Woman's Club.
  • Dead Animal Archived
    78 Triangle Street Amherst, MA 01002, United States of America - Amherst
    Dead squirrel just north of entrance to Amherst Woman's Club.
  • 42-52 Triangle Street Amherst, Massachusetts - Amherst

    Folks in my neighborhood are growing increasingly concerned about the crosswalk where Lessey meets Triangle street in Amherst.

    This crosswalk is particularly harrowing for pedestrians crossing west-to-east as cars are turning a blind corner and coming down Triangle (south) heading to Main street. This is especially so at dusk or at night. Hundreds of folks cross this street everyday including, ARHS students, children, and families.

    This seems like a perfect place for a rapid flashing beacon that pedestrians can trigger when crossing.