PBOT Commissioner: “Portland witnessed a terrible tragedy”
Tuesday, January 26th, 2021
Jo Ann Hardesty and Chris Warner.
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Police say two of 10 victims in vehicular rampage were on bikes
Tuesday, January 26th, 2021
Police and media at SE 18th and Stark on Monday.
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Opinion: Vehicular violence hits home again. We cannot ignore it again.
Tuesday, January 26th, 2021
Memorial at Southeast 19 and Stark for victim hit and killed Monday.
(Photo: Sarah Mirk)
Bike Gallery owner sells all six Portland stores to Trek Bicycle Corp
Tuesday, January 26th, 2021
The owner of six Bike Gallery retail store locations in the Portland region has decided to sell the business to Trek Bicycle Corp.[Read more…]
Intentional vehicular violence in southeast Portland leaves one dead, several injured
Monday, January 25th, 2021Broad advocacy coalition pushes to influence TriMet GM hire
Monday, January 25th, 2021
Bike, bus, or both, we all need TriMet to have good leadership.
(Photo: Jonathan Maus/BikePortland)
The Getting There Together (GTG) coalition has turned up the volume on their efforts to influence who TriMet picks to be their next general manager.
The coalition — which has dozens of members including biking and walking-related nonprofits like The Street Trust, Oregon Walks, Oregon Trails Coalition, WashCo Bikes, and the Community Cycling Center — is urging the public to join them and testify at the TriMet Board Meeting on Wednesday. The meeting agenda (PDF) includes Resolution 21-0149 that calls for, “Adopting a General Manager Job Description and Informing the Public of the General Manager Search Committee and Appointment Procedure.”[Read more…]
The Monday Roundup: ‘Doughnut city’, unhinged cops, B2V, and more
Monday, January 25th, 2021
The Flanders Crossing Bridge is born, and a key bikeway comes into focus
Saturday, January 23rd, 2021Click for captions. (Photos by Jonathan Maus/BikePortland)[Read more…]
Bill adds ‘humans’ to legal definition of taxable bicycle in Oregon
Friday, January 22nd, 2021
Screen grab of LC 2448. Words in bold are additions to existing law.
Here’s something light to end the week…[Read more…]
Job: Bike Mechanic – Seven Corners Cycles
Friday, January 22nd, 2021Job Title
Bike Mechanic
Company / Organization
Seven Corners Cycles
Job Description
We are looking for an experienced bike mechanic to join our team. Job is full time Wednesday thru Sunday. Health/vacation benefits start after 3 months. Starting wage depends on prior shop experience. We are a small commuter/family/neighborhood oriented shop who loves our relationships with our customers. While this position is mainly for a mechanic, you will be working with the public checking in repairs and occasionally helping out on the retail floor so prior customer service skills is a plus.
How to Apply
Please stop by to say hi with resume (complete with personal references) in hand. Or email us if you are reading this from outside of Portland. Thank you! Our contact info:
3218 SE 21st Ave
Portland OR 97202
503-230-0317
7cornerscycles@gmail.com
