With new leadership curriculum, CCC thinks broader about its community work
“A lot of the time organizations go to a community and they don’t really try to help, but you give them what you think they need.”
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Cycle Oregon Day 3 – Dufur to Tygh Valley
Mt. Hood was the star of today’s show.(Photos by J. Maus/BikePortland)
Cycle Oregon Day 2 – Glenwood to Dufur
Sunrise on Mt. Adams, as seen from the door of my tent pitched on the football field of Glenwood High School.(Photos by J. Maus/BikePortland)
The Monday Roundup: The homes Portlanders want, the rollin’ coal ‘movement’ & more
Do you dream of single-family housing or something else? And other interesting bike links of the week.
Cycle Oregon Day 1 – The Dalles to Glenwood
Leaving The Dalles at sunrise.(Photos by J. Maus/BikePortland) Mt. Adams was never too far from view today
The Dalles welcomes Cycle Oregon on eve of week-long ride
From Floozies to local history, it’s been a great Day 0 in The Dalles.
Comment of the Week: Making Beaverton the country’s #1 biking suburb
Comfortable biking in suburbs arguably holds even more potential than it does in older, denser cities.
Dispatch from a crosswalk enforcement action on NE Killingsworth
Checking in on a long-standing PBOT tradition: crosswalk enforcement actions.
Going east (again) for Cycle Oregon
Cycle Oregon here I come.
After city balks at neighbors’ request for bike lane, 34th Ave resident goes public
The people who live on SE 34th Avenue between Clinton and Division just can’t seem to persuade the city to add a bike lane in front of their houses.
NE 7th through Lloyd District slated for new bikeway
PBOT wants to make bicycling on NE 7th between Weidler and Schuyler a bit more pleasant.
Attend a virtual open house for ODOT’s Bike/Walk Plan update
Oregon is doing a major update to its biking and walking plan. Now there’s a convenient way to share your input and shape the outcomes.