Help lead a "citywide bike parade" on Earth Day
Posted by Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor) on March 27th, 2007 at 11:06 pm

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The Community Exchange Cycle Touring Club and Bike School is organizing the special BikeEarthDay portion of this year’s Earth Day celebration and they need your help to make it happen.
They’re organizing guided bike rides from 16 different starting points that will converge on Woodlawn Park in northeast Portland on April 21st.
They’re calling it a “citywide bicycle parade for BikeEarthDay2007”.
They still need ride leaders, so if you’d like to volunteer contact Aaron Tarfman at aaron@yourbodypower.org.
Also part of Earth Day is the Better Transportation Fair which will include a series of discussions about “earth-friendly transportation.” Volunteers are also needed for the bike valet service.
For more information see the BikeEarthDay website.
You might also want to check out the Earth Day planning meeting happening tomorrow night (3/29), 6:00 pm at City Repair (SE 22nd and Dvision).
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