From nightmares and grief, comes support and resolve: Community gathers to remember Joe Brausen
Gathering to remember Joe and installing a ghost bike for him was one thing we could do.
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Gathering to remember Joe and installing a ghost bike for him was one thing we could do.
He was going to shoot hoops with a friend, but never got there.
It happened just a few blocks from my house.
A person was hit and killed while walking at the same intersection a few weeks ago.
It’s a road we would never have used for biking or walking and always avoided.
(Note: This is part two of Shannon’s story. We posted part one on Monday.) This post began with my scouting of a new park for our family to visit on our bikes. It resulted in me coming face-to-face with homelessness in Hillsboro. Which is a unique reason why I think biking is so valuable: it … Read more
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A great new hub for cycling right off the Rock Creek Trail.
Take a closer look at the mural and meet the artist on August 16th.
At one of the facilities there’s even room being set aside specifically for cargo bikes.
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