The ‘Bike Peace Music Festival’ is coming to Cascade Locks
A promising new event is coming to Cascade Locks.
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Q&A: The League’s outgoing president on state of biking in Portland and beyond
Even as it gets its ship in order, he fears the bicycling movement is facing down a tidal wave.
Democrats in state Senate join Republicans to kill neighborhood income diversity bill
Though the bill would have affected only condos and other owner-occupied homes, some rallied around it as a seemingly achievable way to preserve income diversity in bike-friendly areas like Southeast Division Street.(Photo: M.Andersen/BikePortland) A bill that would have let Oregon cities require some condominiums in some new housing projects to be sold for below-market prices … Read more
Take the no-sweat challenge (and other tips to survive the heat)
A few hot tips (get it?!).
Major regional timber company now requires permit on popular logging roads
Some of our region’s best gravel roads are now open only if you have a permit.
Ride Along with Kimberlee Chambers: Gresham to inner southeast Portland
An amazing variety of places and faces on this daily “adventure”.
Metro launches #BikeThere2015 Instagram contest
You’re ‘grammin’ rides anyways, might as well have a chance to win free stuff!
Did you know ODOT revises the driver’s manual every two years?
ODOT only seeks feedback from internal staff. That should change.
Industry Ticker: Timbuk2 set to open retail store in Portland
Timbuk2 is coming to Portland.
Friends remember Austin Crenshaw; memorial service tomorrow
Friends and family with gather to remember Austin Crenshaw.
Photo radar bill passes out of committee, moves toward floor votes – UPDATED
It’s looking likelier that Portland will get to install 20 anti-speeding cameras on its 10 deadliest streets.
Large crowd at City-sponsored symposium learns evils of free parking
Parking is too expensive and too valuable for us to conceal its costs inside the price of everything else we buy, he said.