Advocate: County survey needs input from rural road users, not just residents
“It appears that the only active outreach has occurred at two open houses held along Skyline and in Corbett.”
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Let’s find these tricycles stolen from a 65-year old wheelchair user
Really? Let’s find these things.
With Hales hogging headlines, Wheeler challenges him to 12 “in-depth” debates
Wheeler tries to wrest attention back to his campaign.
Portland company’s “Pot Tour” by bike includes free joint
The company hopes its new tour will be a hit.
TriMet adjusts Orange Line crossing plans after community opposition – UPDATED
Swing gates coming to SE 11th Ave MAX crossings. At least that’s TriMet’s plan.
Portland Timbers clarify: No season tickets required for bike parking
A spokesman for the soccer club straightened out misconceptions.
Here’s the latest on Broadway Bridge path closures and obstructions
Unpredictable sidewalk closures and scaffolds that narrow the bikeway have Broadway Bridge users on edge.
Portland wins bid to host 2016 National Open Streets Summit
Big open streets momentum builder headed our way next August.
Mayor Hales biked to work this morning, for the fourth Monday in a row
The mayor has now biked to work four Mondays in a row.
Monday Roundup: SF’s Idaho Stop rule, Seattle’s big vote & more
This week’s best bike links begin with an interesting workaround in San Francisco.
A spectacular end to the Sunday Parkways season
The weather, the route, the people: It’s the Sunday Parkways equivalent of a mic drop.
Comment of the Week: Portland, the city that can reinvent itself
“That is what Portland has always been for me, a city that is an active agent in its own evolution.”