BikeCraft makes triumphant return with festive fun for everyone
Imagine being nostalgic for something, then having that same feeling return 20 years later!
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BikePortland Articles by Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)
Local gas tax will fund two new crossings on SE Division
Both crossings are located on neighborhood greenway routes.
Councilor Olivia Clark, sick of potholes, launches road funding effort
A new report from PBOT will be unveiled at a council committee meeting today.
Monday Roundup: Tariff trouble, tickets for the tour, traffic violence, and more
The most notable stories from the past seven days.
Video: A stirring defense of bus lanes on 82nd Ave
TriMet Board Member Tyler Frisbee stands on her business with a mic drop at a recent board meeting.
A big, BikeCraft update: Full vendor list and other fun details
Max and I have been hard at work. Here’s the latest…
PBOT Director traveled to Saudi Arabia for a conference
Millicent Williams spoke at a panel on how data informs the work of cities.
Albina Vision Trust rescues I-5 Rose Quarter project. Again.
The I-5 Rose Quarter project received a stay of execution today thanks to last-minute maneuvering.
Raymond Lee confirmed as Portland’s city administrator
Lee faces a daunting task, but showed no signs of backing down.
A bit about Raymond Lee and the city he used to lead
He’ll play a pivotal role in Portland. We need to know more about him.
Advocates spar ahead of pivotal Rose Quarter project vote
“You folks are starting to veer into a politic defined by green-washed racism…”
Video: Join me on the Cranksgiving Scavenger Hunt Ride
Along the way I discovered some new (to me) hidden roadside attractions and met some nice folks.