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  • Bike Buzz: End of 2016 News from Bicycling Monterey

    Below are 30 items for varied interests—new and updated Bicycling Monterey posts, plus other news for people who bike. These 30 tips went out to Bicycling Monterey subscribers on Nov 20, 2016; and you’re welcome to subscribe. In addition, subscribers received a few additional notices on Dec 31, 2016; scroll below the list of 30 items for that news. But first,…

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  • Monterey Park Cycling: For South Salinas kids, “Your community is your classroom,” and you get to class by bike!

    Children from this South Salinas neighborhood bike it together. They get to know their community better while enjoying the many other benefits of bicycling. Here how this public elementary school bike club began, and where they’ve been riding.

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  • Gratitude List for Bicycling Enthusiasts

    How do bicycling enthusiasts say thanks? Here are some ideas to get your started. Or add your comments to share your own ideas.

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  • Bike Buzz: September 2016 News, and Reflections, from Bicycling Monterey

    Bicycling Monterey’s new and updated posts and pages for August 28 through September 29, 2016 are directly below.  “Remember September,” a sampling of photos published on Bicycling Monterey during each of the past seven Septembers, ends this post. But first, here’s the most recent list of participants in one of the many Bicycling Monterey projects, HER Helmet Thursdays. This 11-page guide lists…

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  • Tips for Bicycling Monterey County, for Tourists and Locals

    Bicycling is one of the best ways to get to know Monterey County. That’s why so many tourists/visitors, as well as local residents, make use of /. Biking allows experiencing the world in an up close and personal way, so you can see and know the local areas better. Although walking is great for that reason too, when time is limited, bicycling…

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  • Cop Alert: Cops alert for the needs of people who bike

    Here’s to community-oriented policing becoming the norm, with every community having the leadership and necessary resources—especially the right number of well-trained officers—to make genuine community-oriented policing possible. Among the benefits of community-oriented policing is that cops—constables of the peace—are empowered to recognize and proactively address community challenges of many different types. Cops see people’s needs and in many cases can refer them to…

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