November 2006 Newsletter
Alliance founding chambers call for completion of "Research Triangle Freeway"
The Greater Durham, Greater Raleigh, Cary, and Chapel Hill-Carrboro Chambers of Commerce applauded the progress of projects that will complete the new “Research Triangle Freeway” corridor between Apex and Durham. Letters from the four founding chambers of the RTA appeared this week in the News & Observer and Herald-Sun. Click here for more information about the Research Triangle Freeway corridor.
New RTA Web site is up and ready at www.letsgetmoving.org.
The new RTA Web site is ready for your viewing! The site has several informational features for members, partners and the general public, including an interactive map of our Leadership Team and regional projects. The different features will keep you up-to-date on Alliance initiatives as well as recent news coverage, a calendar of events, sponsorship opportunities, and more. We encourage you to check out the Web site and explore all that it has to offer. The RTA 5th Annual Meeting will be held on December 13, 2006, from 11:30am to 1:15pm at the RBC Center. All Alliance members receive one complementary ticket to the event. 2006 event partners include PBS&J, The Catevo Group, and Time Warner Cable business class. Other event sponsors include: the Cary and Holly Springs Chambers of Commerce, Mulkey, AMV Realty, HNTB, Amerisouce Bergen, and SRI. Please call or e-mail Stephanie Maliszewski at 919.664-7062 or Stephanie@letsgetmoving.org for more information or to sponsor the event.
Meet our newest staff member at the RTA, Stephanie Maliszewski
Stephanie is the newest staff member of the RTA. She grew up in Sartell, Minnesota and graduated from the College of St. Benedict with a degree in History. Stephanie and her husband Steve moved to the Triangle in April 2006. Stephanie is excited and happy to work for the Regional Transportation Alliance and serve the regional community. Please welcome Stephanie!
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