Why are so many Americans too fat, and what can we do about it?

First Lady Michelle Obama commends and encourages communities that are addressing our obesity epidemic.

 

Summer Fun Kids Taught Bike Handling Skills

Dear Dr. Randy Blake,

I had fun riding with you on June 20, 2011. I learned how to turn with hand signals. It is important to know this because of our safety.

from James

 

Mayor-A-Thons on Ke Ala Hele Makalae

Hopefully you have attended one of the Annual Mayor-a-thons!

This fun 1,2,4,6 or 8 mile walk, stroll, jog, run, or bike event takes place along the full 4+ mile long Lihi Park to Ahihi Point length of Ke Ala Hele Makalae's Phase II on a Saturday in June each year.

Koloa Elementary students’ Walk to School Day

One hundred and sixteen Koloa Elementary School students gathered to walk to school on May 11, 2011.

From the Garden Island Newspaper May 12, 2011 — KOLOA — Organizers of Koloa Elementary School’s first Walk to School Day said they were ecstatic over the turnout Wednesday [May 11, 2011] morning.

League Names new League Cycling Instructors

Kauai Path Inc. is pleased to announce that  Angelo Catiggay, Lem Soria, Kenney Ishii, Mark Olson, Rene Relacion and Thomas Noyes have earned the prestigious certification of League Cycling Instructor ( LCI) from the League of American Bicyclists, a 125-year-old national bicycling organization. Randy Blake was certified previously at a training on the Big Island.

The Story on Ciclovias

Here's a video that established Streetfilms as a leader in great media, and connects with people beyond transportation wonk circles. Most importantly, this video gave advocates and volunteers across the world an important resource to make the case for Ciclovia-style events in their cities.

Kapaa Turkey Trot 2012

The Garden Island Newspaper | story and photos by Dennis Fujimoto | November 23, 2012 

Single File Vs. Side By Side Riding?

Maui Bicycle Alliance Pre New Years Update 
December 29, 2011
Keeping Maui on the Right Path

Single File Vs. Side By Side Riding? 

This came to Walter Enomoto, president of the Maui Bicycle Alliance, from some bicycling supporters a little while ago: 

South Side Status

Mayor Carvalho Supports South Side Path Systems Planning

Syndicate content