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New bike advocacy group for Clark County nears non-profit status

Clark County Cycling Coalition founder Eric Giacchino.(Photo: Marcus Griffith) The greater Portland metropolitan area is one step closer to having another regional non-profit bike education and advocacy organization. The necessary paperwork to receive official non-profit status for the Clark County Cycling Coalition (C-4), southwest Washington’s newest bike organization, is complete and ready to be mailed, … Read more


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Morrison Bridge path to close for construction project – Updated

Will close Monday.(Photo © J. Maus) Multnomah County announced yesterday that the multi-use path on the Morrison Bridge will close to all traffic beginning Monday (6/13) and the multi-use path that serves both directions of bike traffic will be closed until mid-September of this year. The closure is for a $4.2 million construction project that … Read more


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Jobs of the Week

Whether you’re into apparel, product design, or bike repair, some excellent job opportunities were listed this week. See the list of jobs and get all the details below. Good luck and make sure you tell folks you heard about it on BikePortland. Design Engineer — Yakima Products, Inc. Bike Mechanic — Discover Bicycles, Hood River … Read more


Legislature appoints two new members to Oregon Transportation Commission

Tammy Baney The Oregon Transportation Commission, an influential group appointed by the Governor to establish state transportation policy, will welcome two new members at the end of this month. Legislators in Salem voted yesterday to approve the nominations of Mark Frohnmayer and Tammy Baney. Frohnmayer is the son of former University of Oregon President David … Read more