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from mineralwellsindex.com

By Lacie Morrison

It was probably a more unusual day at the “office” for one Texas Department of Transportation crew Wednesday morning as a small audience watched them post a sign on Farm-to-Market Road 4. The large yellow sign sported the image of a bicycle.

“Woo hoo!” exclaimed Iris Stagner, the driving force behind getting bicycle signs posted on the section of FM 4 known to cyclists as Cherry Pie Hill, located between Palo Pinto and Santo.

link to the full article at the Mineral Wells Index

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Bicycle and Pedestrian Summit
Saturday, May 03 2008, 9:00am - 4:00pm
Bicycle and Pedestrian Summit Brainstorms the Region’s Future

Bicycle and pedestrian experts, advocates and members of the public from around the region are converging Saturday, May 3 to discuss the latest in planning and implementation of bicycle and pedestrian facilities, education, and advocacy.  Part of the Austin Cycling Association’s Bike Month activities, the “Central Texas Bicycle and Pedestrian Summit�? is an event to promote improvements in bicycle and pedestrian transportation in the region by sharing ideas and bridging disciplines. The event is planned through a collaboration of the Austin Cycling Association, Austin Yellow Bike Project, Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization (CAMPO), Central Texas Regional Mobility Authority (CTRMA), the City of Austin, Texas Department of Transportation (TXDOT), and the University of Texas. The entire program is open to the public, and will take place at the University of Texas’ Jester Center at Speedway and 21st Street in Austin.  Free, on-line registration is open until April 30, and full Summit details are available at CAMPO’s Bike/Ped website.

Link to full article at Community Impact Newspaper