Year: 2009
Brand: Giant
Model: Trance x3
Color:Blue/Silver
Size:MD
Serial: GE899548
Photo: http://zuked.imgur.com/all/
Stolen in Portland, OR 97217
Stolen:2013-06-30
Stolen From: My Garage
Neighborhood: North Portland
Owner: Glen Zucker
OwnerEmail: glen.zucker(at sign)gmail.com
Reward: 250.00
Description: Dual Suspension Mint condition Giant Trance x3
Police record with: PDX Police
This registrant has documented proof of ownership of this bike
Major new pro-transit advocacy group prepares to launch in Portland
is leading the new effort.
(2012 photo by Portland Afoot)
A new nonprofit advocacy group is setting out to be public transportation’s answer to the Bicycle Transportation Alliance.
Using Seattle’s Transportation Choices Coalition as their working model, a small group of Portland-based advocates has been working since December under the leadership of David Knowles, the top Portland executive at government contractor CH2M Hill, to discuss the nonprofit startup.
The group is in the process of recruiting its founding staffer.
“I think this region has generally been committed to transit, but a focused effort to expand transit is really needed at this time,” Mara Gross, interim executive director of the Coalition for a Livable Future and a participant in the conversation, said Monday. “Lower-income communities and communities of color are increasingly living in a ring around the central cities. They’re in East Portland, east county, Washington County, Clark County … regions that are harder to serve by transit.”
Rob Sadowsky and Steph Routh, executive directors of the BTA and Oregon Walks, have also been invited to the talks, as have TriMet, Bernie Bottomly of the Portland Business Alliance, the anti-sprawl nonprofit 1000 Friends of Oregon, and representatives of many local businesses including chipmaker Intel, planning firm David Evans and Associates, architects Zimmer Gunsul Frasca and downtown real estate firm Melvin Mark.
State Rep secures $3.6 million in state funding for East Portland sidewalks
State Representative Shemia Fagan has delivered $3.6 million in state capital funds to build sidewalks and crosswalks in East Portland.
At a press conference back in April, Rep. Fagan announced her intentions to pursue this funding, which she saw as her duty following the tragic death of five-year-old Morgan Maynard-Cook on February 28th. Not only did Rep. Fagan believe the state had a duty to build the sidewalks in light of the grief experienced by Maynard-Cook’s mother Connie Ruiz, she also did it to provide safer road conditions for the 2,000 students who attend schools in the area.
“All of these kids need a safe route to school,” she said at that press conference, “And these families are not just Portlanders, they are Oregonians and we owe them as well.”
Here’s an excerpt from a statement put out by Fagan’s office today:
Job: Leather Craftsperson – Walnut Studiolo – FILLED
Sorry. This job has been filled.
Job Title
Leather Craftsperson
Company/Organization
Walnut Studiolo
walnutstudiolo.com
Job Description
Leather Craftsperson
Company Description
We are a family business that designs, makes by hand, and sells leather gear for bicycles, beer, and more. We have a relaxed, garage-based workplace. Come grow with us!
Job Description
Position Summary: The Leather Craftsperson is responsible for hand-crafting leather into various products under the instruction of a master craftsman. This is a unique opportunity for a craftsperson to apprentice under a supportive mentor.
Requirements:
• An artist’s discerning eye for quality and detail
• Reliable, punctual, and self-motivated worker with a strong work ethic
• Comfortable using X-acto blades
• 20/20 Vision (with corrective lenses acceptable)
• Must have physical strength and stamina: standing and sitting for 8 hours a day and able to lift 50 lb
• Experience with woodcraft or model-building a plus
• Experience hand-sewing a plus
• Experience and/or enthusiasm for bicycling a plus
• Experience in customer service or an office environment a plus
Primary Duties:
• Craft/make leather products
• Use of various hand tools and power tools
• Occasional office support when necessary
Compensation
• Sick leave
• Reasonably flexible scheduling, with additional hours during seasonal rushes
• Starting pay $11.00 per hour, 20-30 hours/week
• Opportunity for additional benefits after 6 months review
How to Apply
NO DROP-BYS AND NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE!
Submit resume and cover letter to walnutstudiolo@gmail.com by end of day July 19, 2013.
Biking/walking projects now eligible for $42 million in state lottery funds
For the first time ever, with the passage a few minutes ago of Senate Bill 260, the Oregon Legislature has agreed to open up the state’s lottery-backed Multimodal Transportation Fund (a.k.a. ConnectOregon) to biking and walking projects. Even though it’s always been referred to as multimodal, the ConnectOregon program has funded only air, marine, rail, and public transit infrastructure improvements — everything but bicycling and walking.
Maroon Centurion Le Mans
Brand: Centurion
Model: Le Mans
Color:Maroon
Photo: http://i.imgur.com/bv4gl8q.jpg
Stolen in Portland, OR 97211
Stolen:2013-07-07
Stolen From: Side yard on 27th and Alberta, found the u lock I kept on the handle bars near the bus stop
Neighborhood: Alberta Arts
Owner: Alex Dolan
OwnerEmail: alexmackindolan@gmail.com
Reward: yes no questions asked
Description: It is a single speed, and the cloth handle bars are torn up. Not quite in as good of condition as in the picture.
Police record with: Portland PD
Police reference#: 13-154478.
This registrant has documented proof of ownership of this bike
Maroon Centurion Le Mans
Brand: Centurion
Model: Le Mans
Color:Maroon
Photo: http://i.imgur.com/bv4gl8q.jpg
Stolen in Portland, OR 97211
Stolen:2013-07-7
Stolen From: Side yard on 27th and Alberta, found the u lock I kept on the handle bars near the bus stop
Neighborhood: Alberta Arts
Owner: Alex Dolan
OwnerEmail: alexmackindolan(A T)gmail.com
Reward: yes no questions asked
Description: It is a single speed, and the cloth handle bars are torn up. Not quite in as good of condition as in the picture.
Police record with: Portland PD
Police reference#: T13006022
This registrant has documented proof of ownership of this bike
Job: Part-Time Sales – Sellwood Cycle Repair
Job Title
Part-Time Sales
Company/Organization
Sellwood Cycle Repair
Job Description
Sellwood Cycle is seeking a sales superstar to work 20-25 hours per week, in a fast-paced, busy retail environment, focusing on sales and customer service.
*You’ll need a solid working knowledge of cycling, including different kinds of bicycles (commuter, road, cyclocross, cargo, kids and mountain), as well as accessories (locks, helmets, lights, tires, fenders, etc.).
*You’ll be self-motivated, and willing to learn. Customer service and/or retail experience preferred.
*You must be a team player, and have a positive attitude, and high energy for customer interaction for 8 hours at a time. You’ll need to have the ability to lift up to 50lbs overhead.
*This position is part-time, and seasonal, with the possibility of continuing into the fall/winter and beyond.
How to Apply
Please send a letter of intent and your resume to Julie, via sales@sellwoodcycle.com
black/white Jamis Satellite 2010
Year: 2010
Brand: Jamis
Model: Satellite
Color:black/white
Size:56cm
Serial: U98034359
Stolen in Portland, OR 97212
Stolen:2013-07-4
Stolen From: Locked on MLK and Washington outside of Slow Bar.
Neighborhood: Close-in SE
Owner: katy guetschow
OwnerEmail: katyguetschow(AT)gmail.com
Description: Black and white. Small crack on crossbar from a wreck. Small black and red sticker on crossbar. black fenders. Fraying tan grip tape. “well loved”. Black and tan stock saddle.
Police record with: portland PD
Police reference#: 13-154453
This registrant has documented proof of ownership of this bike
black/white Jamis Satellite 2010
Year: 2010
Brand: Jamis
Model: Satellite
Color:black/white
Size:56cm
Serial:U98034359
Stolen in Portland, OR 97212
Stolen:2013-07-04
Stolen From: Locked on MLK and Washington outside of Slow Bar.
Neighborhood: Close-in SE
Owner: katy guetschow
OwnerEmail: katyguetschow@gmail.com
Description: Black and white. Small crack on crossbar from a wreck. Small black and red sticker on crossbar. black fenders. Fraying tan grip tape. "well loved". Black and tan stock saddle.
Police record with: portland PD
Police reference#: 13-154453
This registrant has documented proof of ownership of this bike
Black/Gold Raleigh Pursuit 1970’s
Year: 1970’s
Brand: Raleigh
Model: Pursuit
Color:Black/Gold
Size:21″ ish
Stolen in Portland, OR 97211
Stolen:2013-07-8
Stolen From: 25th and Sumner in Northeast Portland
Neighborhood: Alberta area
Owner: Kadin Myklebust
OwnerEmail: kadinmyklebust(replace with at sign)yahoo.com
Description: Black and Gold road bike with drop bar bike from the 70’s or 80’s with drop bars and safety levers, has a ninja sticker on the top tube.
This registrant does not have proof of ownership of this bike
Sellwood Bridge project detour routes riders onto SW Macadam sidewalk
but it comes with a detour off the Westside Trail.
(Image: Multnomah County)
Multnomah County has announced a major detour that will impact people who ride bicycles between downtown Portland and the Sellwood Bridge on the west side of the Willamette River.
As part of the Sellwood Bridge project a County contractor is replacing the culvert that crosses Stephens Creek under the trolley tracks between SW Miles Street/SW Taylors Ferry Road. Crews have put a detour in place (see graphic below) that will impact users of the Westside Trail until at least early 2014.


