Oregon Walks nabs $150,000 grant for downtown wayfinding project
It comes from tourism dollars, but will be a benefit to anyone who walks downtown.
Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)
BikePortland Articles by Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)
Transportation bill passes out of committee, but road blocks remain
Is this just a bumpy road home or a dead end?
Monday Roundup: Parking wars, bikes and your brain, allergies, and more
The most notable stories from the past seven days.
‘Mayor Mike’ O’Callaghan was ‘living example of kindness and generosity’
You could often find him drinking coffee at Spielman’s bagels on Division or riding his bike along the Springwater.
Weekend Event Guide: Yard sales, salmon, MySpace and more
Here are my picks for the weekend.
Bicycle rider struck and killed by MAX train after crossing barriers
Authorities say the rider was headed north on SE 8th when they went around caution barriers.
Transportation bill amendments target 12-foot minimum lane width
Gamba’s amendment seeks to reach a compromise.
E-bike rebate and path funding return to transportation bill with luxury car tax
A promise kept by Milwaukie House Rep Mark Gamba.
Popular cycling roads and trails threatened by Trump’s public lands sell-off
From public forests to gated communities?
New luxury car tax would fund off-highway paths statewide
It’s a matter of ‘trucks or ducks’ to the Oregonians fighting for more path funding.
It’s bike t-shirt and sticker night at Bike Happy Hour this week!
Stickers and tees are cycling’s cultural currency.
Monday Roundup: Morocco’s new bike route, unsafe e-bikes, Trump’s land sale, and more
The most notable stories we came across in the past seven days.