Posts tagged walkability

I’ve written a lot about Oklahoma City’s efforts to redesign its city around people instead of cars. It’s not a city that comes to mind …

Back in February, I wrote about the NY laws regarding pedestrians and vehicles. My friends who drive everywhere give me a blank stare when I …

Since we moved to Rochester, we have been hearing discussions about a possible new theater for the Rochester Broadway Theater League downtown. In fact, shortly …

I came across an article on walkability in a magazine for association executives and their industry partners. The Associations Now article was titled “Is Your …

On our way back from a road trip this weekend to help some family move, we added a little adventure (as we are known to …

It’s Rochester Bike Week. And it just so happens that the first day was perfectly timed with one of my favorite things — magnolia trees …

A few weekends ago on the first sunny day we had this spring, we spent the afternoon at Sampson State Park on the east side …

Renowned city planner and author of “Walkable City: How Downtown Can Save America, One Step at a Time,” Jeff Speck, will be kicking off the …

There has been lots of chatter about the possibility of a grocery store in downtown Rochester. People are moving back to the downtown area and …

When monster Bike Share programs get launched, like the one in NYC, the press is all over it. But Bike Share has its roots in …