Thank you for helping us make NW Portland Week a success!
A final note of thanks and quick recap of what we learned.
NW Portland Week
Welcome to our special coverage of northwest Portland.
The stories below were produced between April 11 ~ 15th, 2016 as part of a focused look at biking in this part of the city.
NW Portland’s best secret routes, hang-outs, and other cool things
These special weeks when we focus on one part of the city give us the opportunity to let a place soak in.
Portland’s best model for population growth without catastrophe is right in front of us
The model everyone is searching for is our own history.
New Flanders Bridge or not, crossing I-405 is about to get easier
It’s not a carfree bridge, but it’ll be better than what we have now.
People on Bikes – NW Portland edition
Here’s what cycling — and the people who do it — look like in northwest Portland.
A lost scrap of NW Portland history: How a fortune cookie helped save Thurman Street
Thurman Street was supposed to be long gone by now, but a stroke of luck stopped ODOT’s plans.
Exploring biking’s potential in the Northwest Industrial District
Cycle paths where railroads once were?
The Flanders Crossing could be the city’s best bridge project in many years
The bridge would finally activate the fabled Flanders Street neighborhood greenway.
The lower Northwest District is Portland’s invisible capital of bike commuting
Hidden in this street is an important lesson about bike transportation in the United States.
Troubled past, hopeful future for neighborhood greenways in northwest Portland
Times are changing in northwest, but will the streets change with them?
St. Honore: Baking French bike culture into the crust of northwest
Why can you watch the Tour de France at a bakery? Because the annual bike race makes its owner feel at home.
Join us this Friday (4/15) for a NW Portland Get Together
We hope to see you there.
Comment of the Week: It’s about safety, not ‘cyclists’