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The“RolltheColdBikeChallenge” isintendedtoraisemoneyfortheAlli- ance,anonprofitthatpromotescycling and other green modes of transit and workswiththecityontransportation planning, according to Clare McDer- AghostbikestandsonWabashAvenueinJanuary2014inmemoryofavictimofafatalaccidentinvolvingabicycle. TERRENCEANTONIOJAMES/TRIBUNE mott,theeventorganizer.Itwillculmi- Bicyclist deaths up in 2014 nateintheannualWinterBiketoWork Day,Friday,Jan.23,wherestaffwillbe givingoutfreecoffeeandcheesecake. The organization is also giving out a free bicycle to the person who raises 7Chicagobicyclistsdied cordingtocensusdata. Numberofcyclistskilledinbike-vehicle themostmoneyover$500. crashesinChicagoforthepast5years inauto-bikecollisions The city didn’t have the final 2014 statis- Participants can sign up online to 2012 ticsshowingthetotalnumberofcyclistsin- logtheircyclingmilesoverthecourse in2014,datashows 8 jured or killed in crashes with vehicles. But oftheweekandraisemoney,similarto 2011 2014 thenumbershaveincreasedinthepastthree 7 7 acharityraceevent.Thereisnofeeto ByRachelCromidas|REDEYE years,frommorethan1,300in2011tomore participate, but to be eligible for cer- Seven cyclists died in bike-automobile colli- than1,500in2013,accordingtodataprovided tain prizes participants must raise at 2010 sionsoncityroadslastyear,upfromthreein bythecity. 5 least$25. 2013,accordingtodataprovidedbytheChi- JimMerrell,anadvocacycampaigndirector About 6,200 people participated cagoDepartmentofTransportation. for the Active Transportation Alliance, said inthesummerBiketoWorkweekby 2013 An eighth cyclist died in Chicago after a therecentfatalitynumbersandthecrashdata 3 logging their commutes online, and collision with a CTA Brown Line train, ac- showtheneedformoreprotectedbikelanes byWednesdayevening110peopleand cordingtoCDOTspokesmanPeteScales. inthecity. countinghadsignedupforthewinter Citytransportationofficialswouldn’tcom- “Webelievetheonlyacceptablenumberof challenge,accordingtoMcDermott. ment on the statistics Thursday. But at the fatalitiesiszero,”hesaid.“Whetherit’sthree More than 8,000 Chicagoans are September meeting of the Mayor’s Bicycle orit’sseven,eachandeveryoneofthoseisa regular winter cyclists, according to AdvisoryCouncil,DepartmentofTransporta- tragedy and unacceptable, and 100 percent Numberofcyclistsinjuredinbike-vehicle data from the U.S. census and bike tionCommissionerRebekahScheinfeldcalled preventable.” crashesinChicagosince2010 countsconductedbythecity,McDer- the2014uptickinfatalities“significant.” Merrell pointed to the Dearborn Street mott said. Active Transportation Al- 2010 2013 The city recorded eight bicyclist fatalities bikelaneandtheMilwaukeeAvenuebikelane, 2012 liance estimates that the number of 1,566 1,567 in2012,sevenin2011andfivein2010. where in some places bike commuters and 1,479 bikecommutersiscloserto20,000in 2011 The U.S. census tracks those who com- motoristsareseparatedbywhiteplasticpoles 1,297 the summer. Those numbers account mute to work by bike, and in Chicago that called“bollards,”asexamplesofstreetsinChi- E for people using bicycles to take trips L number has grown steadily over the past cagowheretheinstallationofprotectedbike B towork,school,orforutility,andnot A 15 years, according to a 2012 analysis of city laneshasbeenshownbysomestudiestomake AIL purelyforrecreationorexercise. datapublishedbytheDepartmentofTrans- commutersfeelsaferandreducecollisions. V “ItsaysalotaboutChicago’swinter A portation. In 2000, the city recorded about “There’s an ever-expanding body of evi- T bikingcommunity,”shesaid.“They’re O 6,000 people who regularly commuted by dencethatimprovingthesafetyofthestreets N not afraid of a little ice and a little 4 bike to work in Chicago, and by 2010 that thiswayforallusersreducescrashes,”hesaid. 1 snow.” 0 numberhadgrowntomorethan14,000,ac- 2 [email protected] |@RACHELCROMIDAS [email protected]|@RACHELCROMIDAS 4 E Y E D E R l 5 01 2 6, 1 Y R A U N BY LISA D’AMOUR DIRECTED BYJOE MANTELLO A J Y, A D RI EXTENDED THROUGH FEBRUARY 14 F DUE TO POPULAR DEMAND! FINAL CHICAGO SHOWS “A road worth traveling” –TimeOutChicago “Big,easy to enjoy!” –ChicagoSunTimes wit humanity “Filled with and ” –Variety “Bold, engaging” –DailyHerald energeticcast “Rousing ” –AroundtheTownChicago “Fascinating” –ChicagoTribune Ticketsstartatjust$20.Getyourseatsbeforethey’regone. 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Madison St. hearingatHydeParkAcademynearJackson not included in the process,” said Melanie Park. “Land is finite and once it’s gone, it’s Moore, aWoodlawn resident who is the se- Chicago, IL simplygone,”shesaid. niorpolicydirectorforFriendsoftheParks, 331122--992222--11888844 GhianForeman,41,wholivesinKenwood, anonprofitorganizationthatpromotesopen saidheviewedthelibrarynotastakingaway spaces.Shesupportedtheuniversityusingthe parkspacebutaddingtoit.“Thiswillbenefit 11acresacrossfromWashingtonParkandop- ourneighborhoods,ourcityonaglobalscale. posedusingparkproperty. Howamazingwoulditbetosharewiththe Whatresidentsseeminglycouldagreeonis world our community? They can see some- thatanObamapresidentiallibrarybelongsin *AmericanBarAssociation thingonthenewsotherthanhowmanyshoot- Chicago. **U.S.BureauofLaborStatistics ingstakeplaceontheSouthSideofChicago,” “Itwouldbeaslapinthefaceifanyother hesaidataseparateparkhearingWednesday city other than the city of Chicago receives w w w . m a c c o r m a c . e d u attheWashingtonParkfieldhouse. this endorsement,” said Torrey Barrett, ex- Someresidentsatthehearingswereskepti- ecutivedirectoroftheKLEOCenter,anon- caloftheprocesswhileothersexpressedcon- profit in the Washington Park community. cernsoverhowthelibraryhasthepotentialto “Ourcommunitieshavebeendisenfranchised gentrifytheneighborhood. forfartoolong.Theyhavebeenneglectedfor “I don’t like this notion of a blank check far too long. 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