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Join the Board; Lakeshore Path Public Meeting

Two cyclists are riding bicycles on the Cap City Trail along John Nolen Drive in the morning sun. One rider wears a light blue jacket and a bright yellow helmet, while the other is in a dark sweater and helmet. A red building with the name "Rubins" is in the background.
Wes Anderson would approve. Credit: Harald and Cyclists of Madison

Anyone engaged enough to read this newsletter certainly doesn’t need any more reminders to vote, so I’ll do the bare minimum and leave it at that!

This Week

Madison Bikes is looking for a new board member! If you are interested in joining you can read more about the application process here.

On Wednesday at 5:30 PM, attend an in-person public meeting at the Holt Center discussing future lighting and paving options for the Temin Lakeshore Path. This is a surprisingly contentious issue for a path that’s so heavily used, but there are a lot of stakeholders.You can read an excellent writeup of the issue over at the Cap Times.

Different options that will be presented for the path surface and lighting. Image: Cap Times/JCAC

A brief note that the Winter Bike Fashion Show, originally scheduled for November 17th, has been cancelled for this year. Can we agree to just cancel winter altogether?

A minor path detour to note: the SW Commuter Path is closed for a few days between Midvale Blvd and Hiawatha for some concrete work. There’s a short (but relatively hilly) detour; the same detour was used a few years back for a much longer time when reconstructing the stormwater management along the path.

For timely notification about detours like this and many other updates that we don’t cover individually here, subscribe to the Bike Madison mailing list. Or just follow the detour signs when you see them, that’s cool too.

As always, you can find an overview of all bike events on our Community Bike Calendar. Email us at info@madisonbikes.org to add your events. And if you value our newsletter and other work, consider donating to Madison Bikes. For construction updates, check out the city’s Bike Madison page.