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Bourbon barrels canvas for new LexArts public art project

By Rich Copley, Copious Notes LexArts is inviting area artists to riff on another regional icon this fall: bourbon barrels. The Bourbon Barrel Project on Town Branch will place authentic bourbon barrels embellished by area artists through downtown Lexington...

Published Thu, Jun 13 2013 11:08 AM by Town Branch Trail
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A New Perspective on Crossing the Street at Your Own Pace

Gary Howe has been seeing things differently since he suffered a foot injury when he slipped on an icy patch of broken sidewalk in his hometown of Traverse City, Michigan, this winter. Photo: Josh Koonce/Flickr Since then, hobbling has replaced walking...

Published Thu, Jun 13 2013 11:01 AM by Streetsblog Capitol Hill
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State To Reconsider Use Of Adirondack Rail Corridor

State To Reconsider Use Of Adirondack Rail Corridor Filed under: Adirondacks, Rail-trail, Trail Building Read More...

Published Thu, Jun 13 2013 9:30 AM by New York Outdoors Blog
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6 Reasons Exercising Outdoors Beats Hitting the Gym

6 Reasons Exercising Outdoors Beats Hitting the Gym Filed under: Health Read More...

Published Thu, Jun 13 2013 9:29 AM by New York Outdoors Blog
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Daniels RAAM Adventure Begins!

TBL Mechanic Daniel Wilcox is wrenching for Race Across America Team Green Beret Foundation. He is sending us updates throughout his adventure. Dispatch from RAAM #1 Well, it’s finally here – flying out to San Diego this morning to meet …...

Published Thu, Jun 13 2013 9:17 AM by The Bike Lane Blog
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For the Love of Bikes: Bike Entrepreneurs in Pittsburgh and Beyond

The following is an excerpt from an article that ran in Pop City Media: Project Aura: Bicycle Safety Lighting System... Read More...

Published Thu, Jun 13 2013 8:22 AM by Bike Pittsburgh
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New Infrastructure, New Rules

The two green boxes at the intersection of Barton Springs Road and Lamar Boulevard are called “two-stage turn queues.” They help cyclists navigate turning left through an intersection. Read More...

Published Wed, Jun 12 2013 11:04 PM by It's Time To Ride!
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SVBC parks over 750 bikes at Sunset Celebration and Tour de Cure

It’s been a couple of busy weekends with the help of some amazing bike parking volunteers! The month started off with Sunset Celebration Weekend in Menlo Park on June 1 -2. We had two beautiful days of bike riding weather where over 350 cyclists took...

Published Wed, Jun 12 2013 7:00 PM by Silicon Valley Bicycle Coalition - Promoting the Bicycle for Everyday Use
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Salsa recalling faulty bike forks

Salsa Cycles issued a recall for 1,700 black La Cruz bicycle forks because they have a history of bending above the disc brake mount. The bike forks were sold individually and on Salsa Vaya brand bicycles and framesets. The company and the Consumer Protection...

Published Wed, Jun 12 2013 6:43 PM by Biking Bis
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Tuscany bicycling adventures

For my vacation this summer, I am--FINALLY--cycling in Tuscany, Italy, and an area in north Lazio known as Tuscania. I have stayed in some interesting places--a farm practicing sustainable farming and olive oil production (they sell to tony New York restaurants...

Published Wed, Jun 12 2013 5:34 PM by Silicon Valley Bicycle Coalition - Promoting the Bicycle for Everyday Use
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Buffalo Dug Itself Into a Deep Infrastructure Hole. Can It Escape?

It truly is a testament to the collective power of denial that Rust Belt city leaders still think highways are going to improve their economies. Decades of experience with sprawl and center city decline apparently haven’t put an end to the notion...

Published Wed, Jun 12 2013 4:40 PM by Streetsblog Capitol Hill
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Sunflower Cycling News: 2013-06-12

The Sunflower Cycling News is a periodic publication of Kansas Cyclist, featuring a compendium of hand-picked bicycling-related news items from Kansas and neighboring states. The following is a recap of recent bicycling news from the region, as well as...

Published Wed, Jun 12 2013 3:39 PM by Kansas Cyclist News Blog
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RSST strategic plan unveiled

The collaborative Roadway Safety Solutions Team (RSST), part of our Vision Zero initiative, recently adopted its two-year strategic plan. The work of the collaborative will focus on the following areas--with the first two being the primary focal areas...

Published Wed, Jun 12 2013 1:39 PM by Silicon Valley Bicycle Coalition - Promoting the Bicycle for Everyday Use
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Thank You, Liz Belcher, for Giving Us the Roanoke Greenway

Greenway coordinator Liz Belcher stands on the bridge that connects Vic Thomas Park to Wasena Park in Roanoke. Her work was recently affirmed by a $14 million federal grant to help complete the greenways. Roanoke Times photo. “Belcher has been the...

Published Wed, Jun 12 2013 1:30 PM by Virginia Bicycling Federation
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Denver Summer Solstice Ride

If you are in the Denver area you should come out next Thursday for the BikeDenver and Volunteers for Outdoor Colorado Summer Park-to-Park bike ride! Take a bicycle ride from... Read More...

Published Wed, Jun 12 2013 1:27 PM by Bike Shop Girl
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