Monthly Archives: May 2009
Is Savannah bicycle friendly? It depends on your perspective
Sometimes it’s impossible to discern the intent of Vox Populi comments in the Savannah Morning News. Take this one: “Savannah will always be as bicycle friendly as the Autobahn is to a Moped rider.” Is this an indictment of Savannah’s aggressive drivers? A warning to cyclists? An affirmation of the absolute dominance of cars on … Continue reading
Forsyth Farmers Market
The market is open on Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the South end of Forsyth Park, features fruits, veggies, farm fresh products, flowers, plants and other farm products sold by the people who grew them. On second Saturdays, starting May 9th, a “Health Pavilion” will offer nutrition and gardening lectures. Food stamps can be … Continue reading
Bike to Work Day
The Savannah Bicycle Campaign, in cooperation with the City of Savannah, will observe National Bike to Work Day, with its monthly Dump the Pump bicycle commute on May 15. At 8 a.m. bicycle commuting convoys will depart from the Habersham Village Shopping Center, Baldwin Park and other locations bound for Davant Park in downtown, where … Continue reading
