Bike Newport’s annual holiday happenings are taking a new twist this year with two of the season’s favorite events combining into one fun afternoon on Sunday, December 12 from 11 am […]
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Newport Festivals: Bike Newport ready to assist riders at Fort Adams beginning Friday, July 23
WhatsUpNewp’s Folk and Jazz Festival coverage is brought to you by the Midtown Oyster Bar. If you’ve ever tried to exit the Newport Folk or Jazz Festival by car at the […]
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Pliking in Newport for Aquidneck Island Earth Week
Have you ever stopped to pick up trash on a bike ride? Turns out there is a term as well as an entire movement behind this activity – “Pliking” is […]
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League of American Bicyclists names Bike Newport 2020 ‘National Advocacy Organization Of The Year’
Bike Newport received some national recognition this week when the League of American Bicyclists named them their Advocacy Organization of the Year for 2020. The announcement took place on Monday, […]
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Bike Newport Awarded $5,970 Grant For ‘Neighborhood Loops’
Bike Newport, the organization of those who care about improving bike friendliness, safety, access, courtesy, health, fitness, enterprise and planning, has recently been awarded a $5,970 grant from PeopleForBikes. The […]
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Bike Newport Night at Midtown Oyster Bar Will Raise Funds for Bike Safety Education
{Event poster designed by Newporter, and bike enthusiast, Steven Sabo.} Reportedly the best winter party in Newport, Bike Newport Night is back! In its fifth year, the event will again […]
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Now Hiring: Bike Newport is Looking For a New Program Manager
Bike Newport is currently accepting applications for the position of Program Manager. This position will assist with all elements of their work in improving bike education, infrastructure, and ridership in […]
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As Daylight Savings Time Ends, Bicyclists are Reminded to be Visible at Night
Photo: Chris Tompsett of Newport demonstrates the best of night brightness. As the clocks fall back, cyclists need to light up. Daylight Savings Time ends on Sunday, November 1. As darkness […]