James Beard Market plans could be chance to fix Morrison Bridge bike access issues
An indoor food market planned for the west side of the Morrison Bridge might bring the money needed to improve the bridge landing.
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An indoor food market planned for the west side of the Morrison Bridge might bring the money needed to improve the bridge landing.
The scene.(Photo by J. Maus/BikePortland) There was a collision on N Williams this evening at around 5:30 pm. It happened just south of Fremont right outside New Seasons market. Fire and police units responded but there were no serious injuries. I happened to roll up on the scene about a half-hour after it happened. The … Read more
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