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Old Tascosa Cycling Club 2007 Banquet |
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Amarillo weather finally allowed the Old Tascosa Cycling Club to hold their Annual meeting Sunday, January 28, 2007. Weather conditions of snow and ice postponed the meeting from two previous dates this year.
60 members attended the Banquet with over 90 memberships issued for 2007. Guests for the event were Mayor Debra McCartt, City Commissioner Paul Harpole, City Traffic Engineer Taylor Withrow, City Community Relations Coordinator Lyndy Forrester, and the local Multiple Sclerosis Society Events Director April Brownlee. Members voted for the 2007 Board of Directors and on By-laws changes. The Club accomplishments for 2006 and plans for 2007 events were recapped. |
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TBC Moves to a New Office! |
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Texas Bicycle Coalition is getting settled into its new offices on E.
6th Street. Not far from the old location on E. 5th Street, the
organization has been busy getting the offices ready and organized to
prepare for the upcoming programs and legislative session in
2007. The move was a strategic move in order to provide space for
expansion and to host dignitaries throughout the state and nation. With
the growth of the Texas Bicycle Coalition over the past several years,
the new offices will align the organization with its mission in order
to provide better support for the cycling community. With room for
volunteers and staff to work side-by-side, the offices are a positive
change for the future of TBC.
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CarShare Launches Austin Program |
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On August 24, 2006, Austin CarShare launched its founding membership pre-enrollment at Austin City Hall. Many individuals spoke about how the program works and how it will benefit Austin and the people who use the program. |
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CarShare Arrives in Texas |
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Texas recently received its first CarShare program, a nonprofit organization dedicated to improving transportation options. Austin CarShare is now pre-enrolling members and will be launching Austin's first car share program this fall. Service will initially be focused on the downtown and The University of Texas areas.
Other Texas cities may want to study this option and work with Austin CarShare to create a similar program. Carsharing supports and advances bicycling as a practical transportation alternative. Participants can save money on auto expenses and get that fancy bicycle they’ve always wanted! |
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Teenage Fundraising Dynamo Helps Coalition |
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At this year’s Texas Bicycle Coalition booth at the BP MS 150 in Houston, Coalition staff received some unexpected help in selling bike-for-a-buck pins. |
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