Street art celebrating ‘Black Williams’ to be unveiled Saturday
Bringing the past back to life on Portland’s busiest bikeway.
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Bringing the past back to life on Portland’s busiest bikeway.
Art will help us remember its important cultural legacy.
To understand the links between urban planning and gentrification, there’s no substitute to hearing directly from those impacted by it.
Not perfect. And yet…(Photo: J. Maus/BikePortland) A short item shared on Reddit’s community of Portlanders (also known as /r/Portland or occasionally Preddit) caught our attention last night. It was shared by user pkulak:
Rodney Avenue is lined up for an upgrade to full neighborhood greenway status.
The day Will Vanlue decided to start delivering for SoupCycle was an especially good day for the rest of Portland.
A closer look at one of our concerns on Williams Avenue, and what PBOT plans to do about it.
BTA goes public with letter that says PBOT is not doing as much as they should to keep work zones safe.
The changes are Williams demand a few thoughts on passing etiquette.
Who says blog comment sections are worthless? Not PBOT Director Leah Treat.
Readers share experiences riding on Williams as PBOT works to complete a major lane re-striping project.
The lane redesign isn’t done yet, but the change is already impacting traffic.(Photo by J. Maus/BikePortland) Yesterday I got two separate reader emails about the same issue just a few hours apart. Whenever that happens it gets my attention. In this case, the issue is the increased amount of auto traffic diversion onto NE Rodney … Read more
Comment of the Week: Gratitude for N/NE Broadway project