National org will help Portland’s Gateway district make a ‘Big Jump’ for bicycling
Gateway will never be the same.
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We admit it: Our coverage over the years has skewed largely toward Portand’s central city and surrounding neighborhoods. That’s because it’s just where our reporters have lived and that’s where a lot of bike news happens.
But it doesn’t mean we’ve ignored everything east of 82nd. Not at all! We published 100s of stories on this part of the city and you can find them all below. (We’d love to cover this part of the city even more, so if you or someone you know wants to be a correspondent, please get in touch.)
Gateway will never be the same.
Over $4 million is now in place.
New projects show city’s latest priorities.
Get a seat at Portland’s Jedi Council of bicycling.
“The safety of people is more important than relationships at this point.”
A buffered bike lane, perhaps made of concrete like a sidewalk, is the better approach, ODOT staffers said.
“It’s all coming together and it’s going to come together fast.”
If the city delivers for east Portland, Jim Chasse says, maybe it’ll change its tune on taxes.
The event brings the CCC’s famous bike giveaway closer to east Portland residents.
The ninth annual season gets underway this weekend!
The changes could be in place by this time next year.
If Gateway is ever going to get going, it’ll take tricks like this.
Comment of the Week: Gratitude for N/NE Broadway project