Month: June 2011

‘Going to the River’ project open house tonight in North Portland

Detail of map showing projects.
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Tonight, the community will learn more about an exciting suite of projects that will make bicycling in North Portland more viable, convenient, and safe.

The Portland Bureau of Transportation will hold the first of two public open houses for their “Going to the River” project. The project, which includes a new multi-use path on N Going Street to Swan Island and new neighborhood greenways on N. Michigan, N. Blandena, and N. Going, was awarded $2.3 million in federal funding back in February. (For an in-depth look at the project, see our story from January.)

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Pink Univega Grand Premio 1986

Buffered Bike Lane with a bike symbol and arrow pointing forward

Year: 1986
Brand: Univega
Model: Grand Premio
Color:Pink
Size:50cm
Serial:OE30674
Stolen in Portland, OR 97219
Stolen:2011-06-01
Stolen From: Residence located near SW 34th Avenue and Capital Highway
Neighborhood: Multnomah Village
Owner: Cheryl Harris
OwnerEmail: charris@hevanet.com
Reward: yes
Description: 1986 Pink/Magenta Univega Gran Premio. Had yellow BTA National Bike Registry sticker on down tube. Handlebar tape was royal blue and black patterned. Seat and pedals were off bike ready to be put on and were also stolen. Seat was a Terry Butterfly and pedals were Shimano SPD. Two headlites mounted on handlebars (along with small bell) and one rear light mounted on seat bag. Also had a Cateye Micro Wireless Odometer on handlebar. Had a Performance bike rack mounted on seatpost – one that allows bikes without brazeons to use panniers. Also has a pump mounted under top tube.
Police record with: Portland PD
Police reference#: 11-152776
This registrant has documented proof of ownership of this bike

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