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We're not just taking it to the streets — here and there, we're making news. Take a look to see the latest press on SBC and bicycling generally here in Savannah.
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Celebrate new bike lanes
05.10.10 | Permalink | 3 Comments[ May 22, 2010; 12:00 pm to 2:00 pm. ]
Many articles have been coming in on new bike lanes, the first our city has seen in 10 years. In case you were out riding or at Savannah Bicycle College on Saturday, Saturday’s article from Lesley Conn in the Savannah Morning News includes a mostly pro-bike facility wrapup of the Washington Avenue lane. [...] -
Events, From the Headlines, SBC Projects
Healthy Savannah Forum Tonight
[ April 29, 2010; 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm. ] Mayor Otis Johnson had a heart attack 4 years ago today. On the heels of that, he has been pushing a consortium of groups organized together as the Healthy Savannah initiative. Healthy Savannah goes beyond what you might typically think of in terms of affecting health outcomes for our community. Sure, there [...]
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From the Headlines, Get Involved, SBC Projects
Bike Lane NEWS and Need Your Comments Thursday
04.20.10 | Permalink | 3 CommentsThanks for Wheeliing with us
Aloha, all! Thanks again to all of our members and all of our other great friends in Savannah for joining us on the third annual Earth Day Wheelie! It was a huge success again, and we were pleased to be joined this year by Tybee city councilman Paul Wolff and Tybee [...] -
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Savannah Bicycle Campaign goes to Washington
As some of you Campaign insiders are aware, I made a trip to DC this past week as part of the League of American Bicyclists’ National Bike Summit, in its 10th year. There were almost 700 registrants from across the country, there to learn about federal policy as it affects their local efforts, and [...]
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From the Headlines
SBC Twitter Weekly 2010-02-19
RT @JRBisMe: RT @scaddistrict: Now in District: When a car hits a cyclist #SCAD http://ow.ly/18Oxq #
Sadly, no TIGER projects awarded in Georgia: http://ow.ly/18nhj #
RT @atlantabike: DOT typical annual allocations go 3:1 for highways. Not so today. TIGER Funds awarded: http://bit.ly/cBVtXt #
MLK corridor sans I-16 flyover: Charrette begins today: http://ow.ly/17wDR #
Looking for volunteers with bikes [...]
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