A big, BikeCraft update: Full vendor list and other fun details
Max and I have been hard at work. Here’s the latest…
Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)
BikePortland Articles by Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)
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.
61 businesses sign onto letter opposing bus lanes on 82nd Avenue
With an update on the project expected to come at a TriMet Board meeting this Wednesday, groups on both sides of this issue are making their voices heard.
Biketown and Oregon Safe Routes have opportunities for high schoolers
Two great volunteer opportunities — and one of them is paid.
Monday Roundup: Seattle bike lane innovation, a Bullitt Landspeeder, fake parts, and more
The most notable stories from the past seven days.
Yes, River View Cemetery is closed to cycling. Here’s why
The good news is this is not a permanent closure. The bad news? Read the story.
Selective enforcement by Portland Police adds to crash victim’s pain
“I’m not trying to ruin this person’s life – just to reinforce some accountability.”