Rwandans, Bikes & the Meaning of Life.

Submitted by Cheri Felix on Wed, 02/20/2013 - 06:06

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Just Bike Talk

Author, Cheri Felix rides Fruita

I went to the movies on Saturday. It was the Boulder International Film Festival. Somehow by the grace of the awesome husband gods, I was able to watch two movies. I watched one about truth, reconciliation and forgiveness. It took place in Rwanda, Palestine/Israel and Ireland.

Injured Cyclists Impressions of the Criminal Justice System in Their Cycling Cases

Submitted by Kris Thompson on Mon, 02/18/2013 - 18:57

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Megan the The Cyclist Lawyer

By Megan M. Hottman – edited by Michael P. Colchin

As a follow-up to the article I wrote last month (How Does the Criminal Justice System Work in a Motorist-Cyclist Collision Case? ), I asked three of my current cyclist-clients to answer questions about their thoughts and perceptions regarding how their case was handled in the criminal justice system. Before I ask them their impressions, here are brief summaries of each incident that caused their injuries.

Rocky Mountain Greenway Trail gets Funding and Ribbon cutting

Submitted by Kris Thompson on Mon, 02/18/2013 - 17:11

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Today U.S. Interior Secretary Ken Salazar and Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood along with Govenor John Hickenlooper joined celebrated at the Rocky Mountain Arsenal the ribbon cutting ceremony of the new Rocky Mountain Greenway trail and it's boost of nearly 2 million dollars to get things rolling.

FBI asked to aid probe of Iron Horse breach

Submitted by David on Mon, 02/18/2013 - 09:47

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The Durango Police Department has requested the FBI’s help to investigate widespread credit card fraud that targeted numerous people registered for this year’s Iron Horse Bicycle Classic.