bicycle

When I got my first job at the Wrenshall School pool I rode my bike to work on a SUPER hilly, loose graveled Alcohol Road (yes, that is the actual name of the road).  Not because I was "green" or I enjoyed the exercise.  It was because my mom worked and if I wanted the job it was bike or walk.  Where was National Bike to Work Day then?

You don't have to be a bicyclist to be interested or give input in the on-road bike lanes being proposed for city-wide implementation.  If you're an interested community member you also have the opportunity attend a meeting to review the information gathered this summer and hear the plan of the proposed bike lanes.

Congratulations to the City of Duluth for being recognized as community that has embraced the environmental, financial and quality of life benefits that come with bicycle riding.  A growing number of cities across the country are using this mode of transportation as a solution to many challenges. Thanks to a submission by Healthy Duluth, The League of American Bicyclists announced that Duluth has

The Duluth Police Department invites you to a free event that is open to the public as part of Bike Month.  Bicyclists and motorists need to share the road and the responsibility.