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#Bikemonth: Celebrating the Bike Ride in California: Sacramento Area
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It’s Bike Month, hurray! Time to get out there and join your fellow bike riders to celebrate this awesome travel device that also generates smiles, increases health, improves air quality, and fixes lots of other problems in cities. Every city and region in the state does Bike Month a little bit differently. Although National Bike […]
SFBC Valet Bike Parking at A.C.T. Bike to the Theater: The Tosca Project
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"Ride your bike to the American Conservatory Theater for tonight’s performance of The Tosca Project and let the SFBC volunteer Valet Bicycle Parking crew park your bike. This original dance-theater event explores a century in the life of North Beach nightspot Tosca Café, conjuring a world in which love, betrayal, and hope emerge from the […]
Sunday Streets 5th Anniversary Party
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From Sunday Streets: Purchase your tickets today! IT’S PARTY TIME! Sunday Streets 5th Anniversary Celebration Tuesday, September 17th, 6:00 – 10:00 PM Come mix and mingle with San Francisco’s leadership and Sunday Streets fans! Purchase a ticket today; contributions are tax-deductable and will help sustain Sunday Streets into the future. LIVE ENTERTAINMENT OPEN BAR and TASTY […]
Sunday Streets Berkeley
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From Sunday Streets Berkeley: Cycle, stroll, skate, dance, discover and play in the streets. Berkeley’s 2013 event will create almost two miles of parkways in the heart of the city. Sunday Streets Berkeley opens the city’s major car-traffic corridor to pedestrians, cyclists, all kinds of active transportation and recreational and social activities such as: dancing, […]
Are Stimulus Funds Being Misused for New Jersey Roads?
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Today on the Streetsblog Network, we hear about the possible misuse of stimulus funds for the widening of the Garden State Parkway and New Jersey Turnpike in New Jersey. Network member blog Mobilizing the Region, the voice of the Tri-State Transportation Campaign, reports that the TSTC has sent a letter to Gov. John Corzine about […]
This Week: Making Cities Greater, Better Bikeways, Bike Share Community Dinner
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Here are this week’s highlights from the Streetsblog calendar: Monday/tonight! Making Cities Greater Than Ever. As New York City’s deputy mayor for economic development and rebuilding in the Bloomberg administration, Dan Doctoroff accomplished a number of major projects, including the post-9/11 redevelopment of Lower Manhattan. But it was more universal problems, from traffic congestion to climate change, […]