Sad End to Podiatrist/Bike Thief Story
You can read about it on the Seattle Times website here.
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February 2008
Cantwell Visits Mountain Gear
It didn’t get covered much locally but Senator Cantwell visited Mountain Gear last Tuesday for a joint press conference lauding Mountain Gear’s LEED Gold Award and also calling on congress to renew the renewable energy tax credits set to expire this year. It was well attended and Eco Depot’s Bruce Gage and former Spokane Valley
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“Sustainability and Other Crimes Against Nature”
Richard Manning’s will be presenting, “Sustainability and Other Crimes Against Nature,” at Spokane Community College on Wednesday, February 27th at 7:00 p.m. (2nd floor, Library – LRC building 16) Manning, an environmental author and investigative journalist from Lolo, Montana, is the author of seven books — his most recent one called Against The Grain: How
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Podiatrist and Bike Thief
The Seattle Times has been running some great bicycle related stories lately. If you never thought police would use DNA evidence to catch a bike thief you need to read this.
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The Coolest Bike Ever
I saw this by the side of the road in Touchet, WA a couple days ago. I’m already thinking about trying to make one. My only problem is that I don’t water my lawn so I don’t need to mow it much. Do you have a bike picture that can top this? Send it to
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Langlauf 2008 – faster than expected
Photo Jon Jonckers OTM Correspondent Jon Jonckers reports on Langlauf: The never-ending shoveling last month insured that there would be more than enough snow for the Langlauf Race this year, however the rain in recent days didn’t insure the snow would be very enjoyable. Eric Barrett and I met in a parking lot to carpool
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Don’t Forget the Spokane River
Paul Green is one of the folks who wrote in to give us an addition to our current “”21 Things” cover story. He’s got a great point: Your list of 21 things was fun to read. There are a few excellent adventures that should be added to the list, however, I do not want more
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Sustainability: Spokane’s Big Disconnect and How to Solve It
Picture by John Speare I’m happy to report that the Mayor’s Planning for Climate Change and Energy Security event last night was a huge success. The 150 chairs available at the Downtown Library’s first floor conference room filled up quickly and it was standing room only by the time the discussion started. I’m not going
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Try to avoid the “Suicide Slot?”
On Monday the Seattle Times had a really interesting piece about bike lanes in Seattle called “Danger in the Bike Lane.” It brings up some great issues. Read it at this link.
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