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SUMMARY:Virtual OSU Presentation:  “Making Intersections Safer" - May 5th
DESCRIPTION:Community Event\n  \nMaking Intersections Safer: Using Signals and Street Design to Protect Pedestrians\nPresented by David Hurwitz\, professor of transportation engineering\, director of Driving and Bicycling Simulator Laboratory\, and director of Kiewit Center for Infrastructure and Transportation Research \nLink to Registration:  https://events.oregonstate.edu/event/COE-lecture-with-dr-hurwitz
URL:https://swtrails.org/calendar/virtual-osu-presentation-making-intersections-safer/
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SUMMARY:1st Thursday Monthly Work Party - May 7th
DESCRIPTION:Help us help the trails for our regular 1st Thursday Work Party on May 7th\, 2026\, from 9AM to Noon at Dickinson Park (10555 SW 55th Ave\, Portland OR 97219). This month we are working on SW Trail #5 at the South end of Dickinson Park. We will be reforming and cleaning some trail drains\, armor the trail surface\, get out some weeds. Possibly we will work also up by the playground on the new trail placed earlier in the year.  This is the normal Spring work getting trails in shape for lots of walkers and hikers as the weather warms up. Our partners and leaders for these work parties are Portland Parks and Recreation Natural Area Stewardship. \nWe will meet near the playground on SW 55th\, parking is limited so park at a diagonal in that small area. The big white Portland Parks truck will mark our gathering spot. \nIf you plan to join in the fun\, give me a heads up on email\, (reply to this one) or text (503-753-8186) with your name and “I Will Be There”)\, I can then pass a head count to our Parks leaders. It is also OK to just show up on the workday. Please be at least 15 minutes early (8:45AM) to our work parties to get signed in and be ready to go. \nWe will be using lots of time-honored trail tools\, the Grubber\, McLeod\, Pulaski\, and wheelbarrows\, shovels\, rakes\, pruners\, saws\, and more. Tool use and safety will be covered as we start the work party. These are fun community events\, and we need volunteers in 2026\, please join us\, everyone is welcome and no experience is necessary.  Youth participants must be at least 14 years old without a guardian and at least 10 years old with a guardian. \nAs always\, our work is guided by the Portland Parks Natural Area Stewardship folks. Parks will bring all the tools\, gloves\, and materials we need\, and also\, possibly\, coffee\, snacks and water. On these work parties it is not necessary to stay for the whole event\, and you can work at whatever level your skill and energy allow. It is just great to meet the neighbors and get in a little trail work exercise. \nWhen you join us\, please wear work clothing\, sturdy closed toe shoes\, long pants\, long sleeved shirts. It is the Pacific Northwest who knows what weather we will get but several layers are always a good idea. If you like\, bring your own water and snacks. We may walk up to a 1/2 mile out and back to our work location\, but usually it is much less.
URL:https://swtrails.org/calendar/1st-thursday-monthly-work-party/
CATEGORIES:Community Event,Work Party
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SUMMARY:Sunday Parkways - SWPortland - May 17th
DESCRIPTION:Come on out to PBOT’s Sunday Parkways this Sunday May 17.  Join the community celebration of safe bicycling\, walking\, and this year\, running! \nSWTrails is planning its first Sunday Parkways group run at 3pm.  Lace up your running shoes and meet 10-15 minutes before at the SWTrails Booth on SW Dolph Court just east of the entrance to Spring Garden Park. Tyler Weber will be leading this run. \nSWTrails has again worked with PBOT to present an opportunity to go on a self-led hike connecting all three main venue locations…Spring Garden Park\, Multnomah Village\, and San Gabriel Park. \nThe entire length of the walk that’s routed from Gabriel Park to Spring Garden Park is about 2.6 miles long and loops through Gabriel Park. There are wayfinding signs throughout the route to keep you on track. \nEach park will feature local entertainment\, community booths\, and vendors\, so make sure to plan your day to have time to visit each stop between 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.! \nVisit the Southwest Portland Sunday Parkways page to find a link for your mobile device and for further information. \nHope to see you there! \n 
URL:https://swtrails.org/calendar/sunday-parkways-swportland/
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