Open house tonight for SW Capitol Hwy project
Two years from now you’ll be riding in a dedicated bikeway between Multnomah Village and Barbur Blvd.
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Two years from now you’ll be riding in a dedicated bikeway between Multnomah Village and Barbur Blvd.
“In the past week I’ve received significant input from a wide range of constituencies.”
Veto or no? Today we find out.
Let’s keep the pressure on.
Hopefully she won’t go through with it.
The project has been a top neighborhood priority for over two decades.
The Terwilliger teardrop no longer causes tears.
Finally some real plans and funding.
With 36-feet of unused right-of-way, advocates like Roger Averbeck say this portion of SW Capitol Hwy should have a dedicated bikeway.(Photo J. Maus/BikePortland) This post is part of our Southwest Portland Week. For a quarter-century now, neighborhood activists have been pushing to make SW Capitol Highway a nicer place to live, walk, and bike. Yesterday … Read more
The Stedman family — Helena (5), Barbara, and Ken — getting started on their day.(Photos © J. Maus/BikePortland) Helena Stedman doesn’t fit the stereotype of a Portland bike commuter. At just five years old, she’d rather talk about kindergarten than bike lanes and her most prized bike accessory is her favorite stuffed elephant.
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