Taking stock of BikePortland
It’s hard for me to comprehend that we are about to embark on our 18th year in business.
Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)
BikePortland Articles by Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)
2022: The Year in Pictures
As we look forward to a new year, let’s take a look at a few highlights from 2022…
Community gathers to support man critically injured in north Portland hit-and-run
As his family struggles to adjust to a new reality, one of the pieces still missing is the person responsible for it.
Oregon slashes Amtrak rates in bid to compete with freeway drivers
“It’s a great time to leave the car at home and travel stress-free!” the announcement reads.
John Baker clings to life as friends gather for fundraiser tonight
Baker had a wide web of friends thanks to his carpentry business and a love of surfing.
Monday Roundup: Japan’s example, cities for people, Black hair, and more
The most notable stories our writers and readers came across in the past seven days.
What’s your one big wish from Cycling Santa?
OK friends, we’re about to shut this thing down for a few days so we can connect with family and enjoy a break for the holiday. Taylor is back home in Denver (and getting ready to shove off to Europe for the month of January), and I’ve got family in town for Christmas and it’s … Read more
Bicycle rider has ‘life-threatening’ injuries after hit-and-run on N Killingsworth
“The car accelerated and left his body about 100 feet from the original impact.”
Opinion: Who really cares about record traffic deaths?
If we want to end this madness, we must care about this issue — and the people who are dying — enough to act differently.
Portland Public Schools to hire first-ever Safe Routes leader
We have money, enthusiasm, and political support — all we need is someone to capitalize on it.
Monday Roundup: Car truths, gender activism, plate vandals, and more
The most notable stories our writers and readers came across in the past seven days.
That Leroy Parsons? Again? (Deep sigh)
With any luck he will serve the full length of his latest sentence and his crime spree will finally end.