Showing posts with label biking. Show all posts
Showing posts with label biking. Show all posts

Thursday, June 26, 2014

Event: What's going on?

I apologize for posting this event on the day of, it was intended to be posted way before today but never got around to it. Just one more event for today beyond the city sticker sales this morning at Ald. Sawyer's 6th ward office.

This information was sent to us by the West Chesterfield Community Association. It's also taking place on June 26th with the 6th Ward office city sticker sales taking place earlier that day.
  • “WHAT’S GOIN’ ON?”

    - words of the immortal Marvin Gaye -

    - Community Meeting -

    Thursday, June 26 -- 6:30p.m. to 8:30p.m.

    St. Kevin's Church
    10501 S. Torrence Ave. - Chicago, 60617

    Moderator - The GreenPreneur MICHAEL THOMAS
    WVON 1690 am Radio Personality

    Come to Hear
    LOCAL UPDATES about:
    • Pullman as a National Park
    • The Lake Calumet Vision
    • 95th Street Station Improvements and Red Line Extension
    • The Obama Presidential Library and Museum
    • Community Gardens
    • A major Mountain Bike Park Plan
    • Bike Trails
    • Ceasefire
    • The Millennium Reserve
    • Local Available Jobs,
    • and more.
    Refreshments served.
    For additional information call:

    Refreshments served.

    Leaders, please bring your one minute elevator speech about you and your organization and bring table handouts.

An actual flyer is posted below 

Wednesday, May 23, 2012

South side public meeting: streets for cycling plan

Below is a flyer to a meeting for south side residents on May 31 at the Gary Comer Center located at 7200 S. Ingleside with regards to the placement of bicycling facilities and the locations of bicycling trails along the south side of town. This was mentioned at the recent Roseland Heights meeting in addition to the Major Taylor Trail from the Dan Ryan Woods to Riverdale. How many of us utilize a bicycle to get around the city? How many of us could benefit from making our streets more friendly to bicyclists?

Friday, March 23, 2012

What's this at 95th Street?

Posted onto our FB page yesterday and it was simultaneously posted to twitter and got a response from CTA
Two-tiered bike racks, part of CTA's Bike & Ride initiatives:
Here is a direct link to parking your bike at CTA stations at racks such as those at 95th.

Friday, June 4, 2010

Don't Forget: 6th Ward Annual Bike Ride

Myering Park
7140 S. King Drive
June 5, 2010
Registration 8:00am
Ride: 9:00am- 12:00pm

Bikers will bike to Tuley Park (90th King Drive) and back to Myering Park. Light Refreshments will be served.