http://bucks.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/01/13/can-you-guess-your-homes-walk-score/
Your Home’s Walk Score
January 18th, 2010Next Public Workshop – Saturday, January 30
December 29th, 2009Mark your calendars — the next public workshop for the Bicycle and Pedestrian Master Plan is scheduled for Saturday, January 30 in the Garden Room at the Vet’s Memorial Building.
We had a good public turnout for the last public meeting, which was held in October and featured a presentation about the proposed pedestrian and bicycle network in Culver City, and a proposed loop to improve bicycle and pedestrian access between East Culver City/Expo Line and downtown Culver City. Participants had an opportunity to view maps, comment on the plans, and voice their opinions, concerns, wishes, suggestions, etc. for walking and biking in Culver City.
The January 30 workshop will focus on public comment on the proposed bicycle and pedestrian network for the city, and bicycle access between East Culver City/Expo Line. Watch the website for more information.
Please join us to help learn about this important issue, and to help share your ideas for building a strong and successful plan to improve bicycling and walking in Culver City!
BPMP display at Julian Dixon Library
November 16th, 2009
BPMP display at Julian Dixon Library
Meghan Sahli Wells (BPMP PAC) and Dorothy Le (LACBC) put together this informational display about the Culver City Bicycle and Pedestrian Master Plan at the Julian Dixon Library on Overland. Go check it out!
Verdict in the Mandeville Canyon Car vs. Bike road rage trial
November 2nd, 2009A Los Angeles Superior Court jury on Monday found Dr. Christopher Thomas Thompson guilty of assaulting cyclists by abruptly stopping his car in front of them on a hilly Los Angeles County road last year.
On Wednesday (Dec 2nd), local NPR reporter Mandalit Del Barco covered the aftermath of the story and the bigger picture of road rage against cyclists.
Long Beach Livability Leap
October 10th, 2009
Joe Linton on Streetsblog details the progress Long Beach is making with Bikeways. They seem to be very active.
Professor of Photography Diane Meyer Does the Unthinkable
September 21st, 2009Cities, Bikes and the Future of Getting Around
September 14th, 2009The Library Foundation of LA hosts a series of talks called ALOUD. David Byrne, musician and bicycle activist, is hosting this one on Friday Oct 2nd. Should be a great discussion of biking in LA!
Check out the details at:
http://www.lfla.org/calendar/?month=10&year=2009&type=aloud_centrallib#10-02-2009

Get Sum Dim Sum
September 1st, 2009Flying Pigeon LA hosts monthly cruiser rides from Highland Park:
http://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-flying-pigeon1-2009sep01,0,4841722.story
What’s your score
August 18th, 2009Check out www.walkscore.com
Put in your address and see where you rank. Careful its addicting.

