‘Apples,’ a poem for Sarah Pliner on the one-year anniversary of her death
One year later, the impact of Pliner’s death continues to linger in the minds of many — especially Owl Brooke, who returned to the corner last week to post a poem.
One year later, the impact of Pliner’s death continues to linger in the minds of many — especially Owl Brooke, who returned to the corner last week to post a poem.
Parents have been fighting for safer conditions on Powell for 65 years.
When the Oregon Department of Transportation strong-armed the City of Portland to remove the bike lanes and bike boxes on Southeast 26th Avenue and Powell Boulevard in 2018, we knew it would make the crossing less safe. But ODOT persisted. In a twisted plan to encourage people to not bike on 26th (lest they get … Read more
Sarah Pliner might have gotten across alive if this were installed sooner.
Where rubber hits the road with the balancing act between truck driver convenience and human lives.
The change comes in response to a high-profile death on Powell Blvd.
Relive some of the most important moments from the recent event.
It’s not small thing that an event of this magnitude came together just 16 days after Sarah Pliner’s death.
City of Portland has worked quickly on a raft of changes, and ODOT has been a willing partner.
Nearly 200 people literally put their bodies on the line to make a point.
A retired ODOT freight expert and a freight company owner weigh in.
ODOT has just released a statement from Director Kris Strickler following last week’s death of Sarah Pliner at on SE Powell Blvd (State Highway 26). Here’s the full statement: “Powell Boulevard (U.S. 26) was originally established and designed as a highway to move freight and people through Portland quickly and efficiently. Recent incidents on Powell, … Read more