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☀️Highlights from today’s Heatwave D4 Summer Fest in Dorchester

✅From HIIT and senior yoga to CPR demos, bouncy houses, and youth hoops—there was something for everyone.

😅Smiles everywhere. Movement, music, and community care in full effect.

➡️Grateful to Councilor Brian Worrell and the whole crew who made it happen.

I have a question about mapping tools that can help with local activism/organizing/campaigns.

I am currently using Google Maps to plot individuals at various addresses. (Easy to import data to the map, I can share this with others, etc.)

But there is a problem. If there are multiple individuals with the same address, Google Maps only puts one pin at a given address...and no additional symbology/color to show you that more than one pin is plotted...even if you hover over it or click on it...only the top pin is shown.

What other mapping tools (that I can easily share with others) can properly display multiple pins at a given address?

(This question also opens the door to other features...can field operatives make updates in real time and share to a central data source/server?...and more and more.)

As always, for grass-roots stuff...free is best, lowest cost is next best.

Feel free to boost.

Thanks in advance!

#GIS#Mapping#Map
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