Tigard, Beaverton, Milwaukie paths get nod for likely state funding
The state’s list of Connect Oregon winners is out.
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Comment of the week: Biking with color in a country with history
“It’s my city. I like it.”
From lemonade to champagne to prom: Pedalpalooza picks for weekend 2
Arrive at Portland’s annual dress-to-impress bike party both hydrated and lubricated.
Winding roads, wine and an all-women ride: Gal by Bike says Yes, Please
Why is it important to have a ride specifically for women? Here’s what I concluded.
Fun for everybody! A 7-point action plan for a more diverse Pedalpalooza
The problem is not that people of color aren’t interested.
New Columbia’s Bike Repair Hub wants your help to double its hours
Half the residents of north Portland’s Portsmouth neighborhood are kids, and 80 percent of households with kids live in poverty.
State will likely fund Flanders Crossing of 405, spurring thousands of bike trips in NW
By 2019, it could be carrying more bikes than the Hawthorne Bridge.
Weekly Video Roundup: Portland archives, speed cameras, and more
My pile of videos was lighter than normal this week, but there are some good ones.
Bike share system apologizes for snafu that made first 400 members’ names public
No other private information was disclosed.
Tens of millions in unused parks fees could boost bike-path projects
Many trail projects have been envisioned for years and are mostly just awaiting cash.
‘Cully Camina’ event on Sept. 18 will be a Sunday Parkways just for walking
This fall, Northeast Portland will host a new experiment in humanizing streets.
Further ‘clean up work’ will delay west-side Willamette River path opening
It will remain closed for a matter of weeks.