Tag: cascade bicycle club
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Pedaling Relief Project nears milestone: Hauling 1 million pounds of local food bank donations by bike
Seattle Bike Blog has been cheering on the Pedaling Relief Project since it first started as a “disaster relief” effort to help food banks handle the tumultuous period when the COVID-19 pandemic began. With many people suddenly out of a job and social distancing requirements complicating the usual methods for distribution, food banks had to…
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Map of Friday’s Bike Everywhere Day Stations
Bike Everywhere Day is Friday, and people and organizations will be hosting Celebration Stations all over the place to cheer on anyone riding a bike and maybe give out some coffee, snacks or swag. If you work a 9 to 5 job, I highly suggest getting an early start so you can visit some stations…
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When I say ‘Bike Everywhere Month,’ I mean EVERYWHERE
The long winter finally ended recently in Seattle, just in time for the year’s first heat wave. The sun is out, so biking energy is endless. Seattleites in sunlight are like sharks: they must keep biking in order to breathe. Bike Everywhere Month is well underway, and the number of events is not slowing down.…
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I’m getting an award!
The secret is out: Cascade Bicycle Club will be naming me the 2023 recipient of their Doug Walker Award as a person who “has improved lives through bicycling.” Folks with tickets to the sold out Bike Everywhere Breakfast May 4 downtown will be able to watch me get the award and hear me deliver a…
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Sunday’s Ride for Major Taylor has West Seattle and Tacoma options + Dongho Chang will headline Bike Month Breakfast
As you may have noticed from the advertisement on Seattle Bike Blog, Cascade Bicycle Club’s 2023 Ride for Major Taylor is Sunday. And the ride has two completely different route options that both start at the White Center Bicycle Playground: A shorter 26-mile loop around West Seattle, South Park, Burien and White Center, and a…
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CM Strauss asks mayor to study Market and Leary for Missing Link
Councilmember Dan Strauss sent a letter (PDF) to Mayor Bruce Harrell asking him to shift SDOT’s Missing Link efforts to focus on designing and building a Burke-Gilman Trail connection on Market Street and Leary Way in Ballard. “I see a lot of positive attributes to bringing this trail into our businesses and multi-use core,” said…
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- Pedaling Relief Project nears milestone: Hauling 1 million pounds of local food bank donations by bike
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- Crosscut: Seattle Police are leaders in violent use of bikes during protests
- 32 Congressmembers including Rep. Jayapal urge adding walking and biking safety to vehicle safety ratings
- You should join the Bike Advisory Board (or any of these other boards)
- Thursday: Feit will release poetry collection ‘The Night of Electric Bikes’ at Good Weather
- Beacon Hill bike lane plan gets more detailed + City finds ways to add nearby parking
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