Podcast: In the Shed #24 with Portland Mercury Reporter Taylor Griggs
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PGE sign announces five day Springwater Trail closure
No official word or confirmation from PGE, but the sign looks legit.
Cargo trikes help Old Town nonprofit create good out of garbage
There’s a revolution in waste management taking hold inside a nondescript building in Old Town.
Weekend Event Guide: CCC Carnival, river walk, 80s music, and more
All the best things to do by bike this weekend.
Biketown adds e-scooters, with thousands more on the way
PBOT says there will be 3,000 scooters on the streets in the coming weeks.
Speed limits, speeding, and Naito Parkway
An examination of speed limits on one of the most high profile bikeways in Portland.
MADE bike show returns to Portland in August
Last year’s show cemented Portland’s status as a cycling epicenter.
Bike Happy Hour this week: Sunrise PDX and Shift calendar
Come for the people, stay for the people.
With $197 million to fight climate change, Oregon doubles down on cars
Of the $66 million going to transportation, $52 million will go toward e-car rebates and $14 million will be spent on charging infrastructure.
Increased patrols in response to scofflaws who drive in parks
More patrols at a few parks won’t solve this. We need a more serious solution to a serious problem.