Immediately following the redesign of Price Street to include a bike lane and on–street parking, some folks offered grim forecasts. Automobile traffic would snarl, they predicted. Bicyclists would be hurt […]

The rising price of gasoline is uniting Americans in collective dread. If we think prices are high now, we are warned, wait until summertime. While we have no idea why […]

“They symbolize America’s independent spirit. They deserve our respect,” Leonard said. Chuck agreed. “If populations are threatened, bad news for us all.” Amanda said, “I get frustrated because they move […]

LAST WEEK in this paper, Jessica Leigh Lebos’ excellent story “Return to the Food Desert?” examined the fallout from the closing of the Food Lion on MLK Jr. Boulevard. She […]

What if it were an accepted fact of life that if you owned a car in Savannah it would be stolen at least once? Or that some folks might be […]

WHICH CITY OFFICIAL has done the most to make Savannah safer and more accommodating to bicyclists? I used to joke that Gen. James Oglethorpe deserved this distinction, despite the fact […]

SAVANNAH EXPERIENCED really chilly temperatures recently and that, for many, was a barrier to bicycling in our city. Yet, as year–round cyclists know, once you get rolling, you can warm […]

As I watched her approach the stop sign, I had a feeling she wasn’t going to stop. She was talking on her phone and looking for cars approaching from her […]

DID SOMEONE YOU know start riding a bike to work or class or using a bicycle to run errands this year? If so, this list provides some gift suggestions to […]

ULSTER COUNTY, NY — The historical marker at the intersection of Bruynswick and Hoagerburgh roads informs passers–by that Gertruyd Bruyn’s 1682 purchase of the land “from the Indians contains the […]

In the weeks leading up to the election, my mailbox was clogged with campaign literature from local politicians, most of which went straight into the recycling bin. One small postcard […]

Earlier this month bicycle advocates all over the country called out General Motors over an advertisement published in college newspapers. Beneath the headline “Reality Sucks,” the ad featured a young […]