Portland Parks will invest $15 million to fully fund the Steel Bridge Skatepark
A dream of the 2000s will finally become a reality after a recent push from advocates.
A dream of the 2000s will finally become a reality after a recent push from advocates.
Owners hope to retain the cafe vibes and make it a spot known just as much for socializing as cycling.
Construction of a long-awaited skatepark in Portland’s Old Town has officially begun. Well – sort of. The proposed Steel Bridge Skatepark, which will be located in a vacant lot in Old Town bordered by NW Naito Parkway, 1st Avenue, and Everett, has been a part of Portland’s Skate Park Master Plan for years. But despite … Read more
Maria Cahill has taken her fight against racism to a bike lane in Old Town.
Maybe this weekend.
“It builds on a future expanded plaza for locals and visitors at Ankeny Alley that will become a regional destination.”
One of Portland’s top tourist attractions seems poised to become dramatically less car-oriented by the start of 2016.
Two months after a popular demo, permanent changes are afoot.
The experimental protected bike lane and pedestrian plaza seem to be reshaping how the city sees the street.
Of all the ideas, gripes and raves, one of the reviews was my favorite.
It’s amazing what a few cones, hay bales, and barriers can do.