PBOT plans to remove new bike lanes on NE 33rd
The reason appears to be that insufficient notice was given to the neighborhood.
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Blumenauer not worried about legacy, says city is poised with policy and political potential
The congressman donned his customary neon bike lapel pin and wore a large white bow-tie with black bikes stenciled on it.
Bell lap for Blumenauer: 2024 will be his last year in Congress
After nearly three decades on Capitol Hill, he’s ready to come home. For good.
Correction and Update: A short take on big changes to city government
Portland is poised to roll back innovative housing regulations even as it moves closer to a more efficient governance structure.
ODOT grant will connect Lombard bike lanes to N Denver Ave, and more
PBOT will work with the state to close the slip lane and make other major changes at Denver intersection.
Family Biking: Mobile bike repair to the rescue!
Mechanics that make house calls are a blessing for biking families.
Comment of the Week: Housing regulation—Style and substance
Do yourself a favor and learn about Portland housing issues from Charley.
Monday Roundup: Real protection, Blumenauer speculation, bike parking app, and more
The best stories we’ve come across in the past seven days, from sources you can trust.
Podcast: In The Shed with Eva and Jonathan
Grab a warm drink and join us.
Weekend Event Guide: Spooky rides galore, racing, and more
All the best things to do by bike this weekend.
Packed crowd as Crotty screens final Filmed By Bike show
Portland is forever a better place because of Crotty and Filmed By Bike.
Housing regulatory relief, bike parking, and a blow to transparency?
Planning Commission heard a strong defense of bike parking code at a hearing Tuesday.