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Rider’s letter to PBOT Commissioner Chloe Eudaly calls out conditions on N Williams
[Note from publisher: I was CC’d on the letter below to Portland Bureau of Transportation Commissioner Chloe Eudaly this morning. It’s from a reader named Chris H.] Dear Commissioner Eudaly, Last night, as I was riding down N Williams, I noticed a motorist move into the bike lane and start driving down the bike lane … Read more
Get Legal: Catch criminal behavior with an on-board camera
“When he slowed the video down, Hank was shocked to see that the vehicle’s passenger held a knife in his outstretched hand.” This post by lawyers Chris Thomas and Ray Thomas is part of a paid promotional partnership with Thomas, Coon, Newton & Frost. Sometimes video evidence is essential to holding dangerous road users accountable. … Read more
Weekend Event Guide: Slough Country Ramble, NW neighborhood gathering, and more
Sponsor This Post! We’re looking for a great company that wants to be the sponsor of our Events Calendar and Weekend Event Guide. Please contact mausjonathan@gmail.com if interested. I know all the sun this week has been distracting while you sit at work. But just a few more hours and you’ll have the whole weekend … Read more
Portland Police online crime reporting system now includes bike theft
In a bid to make crime reporting more convenient and free up officers for other calls, the Portland Police Bureau announced this week they’ve expanded the types of crimes that can be reported online. Along with identity theft, telephone scams, shoplifting, and other crimes, you can now use the PPB’s Citizen Online Reporting System to … Read more
$5.9 million lawsuit says City of Portland is negligent for allowing parking at intersections
The idea of no-parking zones at intersections started with a state law. Then it became a point of contention for transportation activists, then a City of Portland policy, then a campaign from a walking advocacy group. Now it has become the basis of a lawsuit. Yesterday, Portland attorney Scott Kocher of Forum Law Group filed … Read more
North Portland’s Revolver Bikes has closed its doors for good
I never thought I’d write this: Portland has lost another bike business to Arkansas.
Kasandra Griffin is leaving the Community Cycling Center
Kasandra Griffin has decided to leave her job as Executive Director of the northeast Portland-based nonprofit Community Cycling Center. In a statement to be released later today, the CCC says Griffin will leave at the end of February to spend more time with her family (Griffin and her wife are expecting a baby in early … Read more
Becky Jo’s Carfree Life: Getting deeper into community activism
Communities revolving around shared interests are a funny thing, aren’t they? Online communities more so. I come to you, wide-eyed, and with the joy of learning something new. You know that feeling. It’s almost like a teen-spring crush. It’s thrilling, exciting, full of awkward moments, triumphs, and failures. I have that annoying energy and “whywhywhy” … Read more
Cameron Whitten: Why I’m running for Metro District 5
This post was written by Cameron Whitten. You might also be interested in a similar post from another candidate in this race, Chris Smith.
