Monterey County Weekly
We’re All Heroes on This Bus
A timeless message, and 2-minute audio, from Bicycling Monterey.
Monterey County Weekly on King City, Monterey, Salinas, and Seaside stroads
The cover story for the Monterey County Weekly’s March 9-15, 2023 issue, “Stroad Rage,” features stories by four Weekly staff writers, as highlighted below. Here’s an Intro by staff writer Tajha Chappellet-Lanier: https://www.montereycountyweekly.com/opinion/mcnow_intro/street-road-or-stroad-the-answer-will-greatly-impact-your-experience-of-downtown/article_218ceeb6-beea-11ed-81bd-2b39df35cbec.html https://www.montereycountyweekly.com/news/cover/streets-roads/collection_e1e49e48-bdeb-11ed-91e3-b3a9cf6cde17.html Photos in this post, shot in those cities in past years, are by Bicycling Monterey. Celia Jiménez, on King City “Lastly…
Happy Girl Inspiring a New Generation of Putting Food By
Latest spot in the HER Helmet Thursdays project: Happy Girl Kitchen! Bike on over and support this extra earth-friendly, bike-friendly business.
Best of Monterey County 2016 – Award-Winning HER Helmet Thursdays Participants
Congratulations to the many HER Helmet Thursdays participants who won Best of Monterey County 2016 awards in the Monterey County Weekly’s Annual Readers’ Poll and Editors’ Picks. Thank you to each one of these businesses or organizations for participating in the HER Helmet Thursdays Project, founded November 2009. Together they are helping to make Monterey County one of…
Bike the Bay – Santa Cruz County Teens Bike from Santa Cruz to Monterey
Traveling 100 miles round-trip on a bicycle is no small feat for someone who may not have ridden more than 10 miles in a day. A diverse group of youth will be doing just that!
Anniversaries of The HER Helmet Thursdays Project
The December 4-10, 2014 issue of the Monterey County Weekly features a commemoration of the 5th Anniversary of The HER Helmet Thursdays Project. Learn more about the people responsible for the success of HER Helmet Thursdays–the first such discounts-for-bicyclists project in the U.S., and still the nation’s largest.