Years of advocacy leads to bike lockers at affordable housing development
This group of Northeast Portland families might be the city’s most dogged bike advocacy group.
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Retracing pioneer trails: Cycle Oregon 2015 Day 5
Retracing the past of the Burnt River Canyon between Farewell Bend and Baker City.
Progress for Portland: Surge of 5,000 new bike commuters brings city rate to 7%
It’s the highest bike-commuting rate ever recorded for a U.S. city of more than 200,000 residents.
Backtracking can be beautiful: Cycle Oregon 2015 Day 4
Backtracking does not always = boring.
As city council weighs bike share agreement, three of five votes look certain
This time around, the council seemed less stressed about the concept.
At rally, renters’ group calls for mandatory one-year notice of big rent hikes
The Community Alliance of Tenants declared a “renters’ state of emergency” Tuesday.
To Hell and back: Cycle Oregon 2015 Day 3
We got a small, yet fantastic taste of Hells Canyon.
First Look: Lafayette Street pedestrian bridge crosses inner SE railroad tracks
One of the big obstacles to biking in south-southeast Portland has once again been bridged.
Richmond neighborhood association narrowly rejects recall of density advocate
Doug Klotz stayed in office by a one-ballot margin out of 252 votes cast.
Spinlister asks Portlanders where its bike share should go and what they’d pay
The company planning to bring a private, free-floating bike sharing service to Portland is asking for input.
Riding against violence: Two Portlanders’ story of using a bike ride to call for peace
As every bike-lover knows, it’s not really about the bike.