Devou Park Trail construction is well underway. If you'd like to be part of the fun and you happen to have a facebook account join the group for updates on trail days or check our calendar.
Sunday, May 24, 2009
Digging in the Dirt
Devou Park Trail construction is well underway. If you'd like to be part of the fun and you happen to have a facebook account join the group for updates on trail days or check our calendar.
Saturday, May 23, 2009
Bike Rides for Everyone
Bike Month is winding up, but cycling season is just starting to roll. Catch up with any of the following sampling of organized rides for a good time.
Annual Rides:
Horsey Hundred, Georgetown - May 23 & 24th
Queen City Bike + Dine - here, June 6
River Rendezvous Ride, Ludlow - June 14th
Weekly Rides:
Fusion Cycling Network Training Rides
Monday No-Brainer Ride
Tuesday No-one Left Behind Ride
Thursday Mountain Bike Ride
Thursday Spin and Socialize Ride
Friday Mobo Slow Ride
Annual Rides:
Horsey Hundred, Georgetown - May 23 & 24th
Queen City Bike + Dine - here, June 6
River Rendezvous Ride, Ludlow - June 14th
Weekly Rides:
Fusion Cycling Network Training Rides
Monday No-Brainer Ride
Tuesday No-one Left Behind Ride
Thursday Mountain Bike Ride
Thursday Spin and Socialize Ride
Friday Mobo Slow Ride
Friday, May 22, 2009
Award for Devou Park Volunteers
I have just been informed that CORA will be receiving a Resolution of Appreciation from the City of Covington on May 26th at 7pm during the monthly commissioners meeting. We will be receiving this high honor for our past, current, and future work on the Devou Back Country Trail System. KyMBA, UGive, Give Back Cincinnati, and Duke Energy will also be receiving this high honor for their respective rolls during this grand project. All the above organizations have collectively worked 2346.5 total hours to date.
A Resolution of Appreciation is an official acknowledgment that goes into the city records for all of eternity. An example of a Resolution of Appreciation is; an individual may retire from working for the city for lets say 25 years. When that individual retires after 25 years, the city acknowledges their appreciation for that individual and their service through this resolution. We have been working in the dirt for only seven months, therefore, this is a big deal!!
You may think "this just can't be so, I have to see this to believe this." The meeting is open to the public for anyone who may want to witness the official reading.
There will be celebratory beverages at a local establishment immediately following the reading.
Hope to see you there!!
Friday, May 1, 2009
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