Good news for Motorists and Cyclists! That awful section of Tuttle Park Pl. between Woody Hayes and Neil Ave in in front of The Blackwell Inn has been re-paved. This is an important cycle connection between the Bike Path/Cannon Dr…. [Read More]
I attended the Italian Village Society meeting last night at Short Stop Youth Center at 3rd and High. The meeting opened with a resident’s concern about the removal of mature trees along Pearl St. as part of the current Bollinger… [Read More]
The Alive wrote Spending freeze Thursday, November 6, 2008 By Tracy Zollinger Turner The exchange of goods, services, knowledge and ideas doesn’t have to require money. At least, that’s the concept behind the Sporeprint Infoshop, or Spore, a “radical… [Read More]
I just rode down the newly completed, renovated, and expanded OSU section of the Olentangy Bikeway. This is the part between Woody Hayes Drive and the Drake Union. It has been repaved on the original section that rides atop the… [Read More]
Today’s Democracy Now! featured an interview with Columbus resident and Free Press Senior Editor Harvey Wasserman. There is also a mention of King Lincoln-Bronzeville in this. “Lawsuits, Machine Malfunctions and Missing Absentee Ballots Among Voting Rights Issues Facing Jittery Election”… [Read More]
The Dispatch wrote Neighborhood cut-throughs no longer quick, easy ride Monday, September 29, 2008 By Martin Rozenman Cut-through traffic is the curse of many neighborhoods. Motorists on a mission to avoid traffic lights and busy streets speed by, endangering… [Read More]
Well, I was riding behind SCG earlier when I stumbled upon a new organic grocer that has just opened in the brick commercial strip of 1644 N High that sits along Chittenden across from Eddie George’s. Oatganic Organic and Natural… [Read More]
The Community Tricycle has been finished and is ready for use. The community tricycle project intends to provide a no-cost outlet for those wishing to move bulkier and heavier objects and goods without the use of a motorized vehicle. Great… [Read More]
This Week News wrote City unveils plan for Milton Avenue bike route Wednesday, August 6, 2008 By JENNIFER NESBITT The city of Columbus will convert Milton Avenue into a bike boulevard this fall, resurfacing the road and adding road… [Read More]
The Alive wrote Manifest destiny John Ross March 20, 2008 Minutes before 3 p.m., in a damp Grandview parking lot, scores of colorful fixed-gear bike frames are laid carefully on their sides, and their adventurous owners stand alert at 50… [Read More]
MSN wrote Biggest cities, lowest rents 2008 No. 7: Columbus, Ohio Population: 1.75 million Average rent: $664 12-month increase in rent: 3.9% Median income: $53,065 Share of income used for rent: 15.0% READ MORE Related Stories – Columbus: Least Expensive… [Read More]
This is an excerpt from a thesis I wrote this past spring while at OSU. It details the history of transportation in IV and MG. If you want more I can e-mail the rest of it. The thesis was titled:… [Read More]
I visited Sunset Lounge today for lunch. I did not think I could ever find a dining establishment with better service than JP’s BBQ, but I was wrong for the service at Sunset Lounge is off the hook! And the… [Read More]
Today my associate and I visited JP’s BBQ ‘WE FEED THE PEOPLE” for lunch, and let us tell you that Northstar and McD’s have met their match. This place has been serving ‘Ohio Comfort Cuisine’ since Liz Lessner’s mom was… [Read More]
Bodega, at 3rd Ave and N. High St., is currently installing 50 taps! It is closed today and maybe tomorrow for the renovation. That is a lot of beer!
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