Our to-the-point interviews with local Boca Raton experts and residents.
Reading time: < 1 minAddison Mizner enjoys a high level of participation in walking, biking and rolling to school. City Council and community leaders came out to experience it. I asked them what they thought about it and the state of mobility in Boca Raton.
Reading time: < 1 minHaving lived in cities all over the world, Amy figured out the best way to get around Boca without a car was on an e-scooter.
Reading time: < 1 minAs a professor of Urban Planning, he provides insight on why Boca Raton is falling short of being “Bike Friendly”.
Reading time: < 1 minGabriel and his son commute to Blue Lake elementary and Spanish River Library. He is also an avid cyclist using the El Rio trail and A1A.
Reading time: < 1 minBrian Stenberg is just a normal guy on a bike occasionally commuting to work, running errands or seeing Boca Raton at 8 miles an hour.
Reading time: < 1 minIn this episode, we profile “Better Bike Friendly” advocate Jim Wood. At 80 years old, Jim has ridden many miles competing in AZ, NJ and FL.
Reading time: < 1 minIn this episode, we profile “Better Bike Friendly” advocate Steve Wheeler. Steve commutes 7 miles into Boca from unincorporated Boca Raton.
Reading time: < 1 minIn this Better Bike Friendly Boca Advocate Edition, we profile an East Boca who commutes from Boca Square to Mizner Blvd and Federal Hwy.
Reading time: < 1 minOutgoing Deputy Mayor Andrea O’Rourke showed us how City Council members should listen to residents, seek the greater good and always advocate for the betterment of the city and the people who live here. Watch the video.
Reading time: 2 minsThe editors at WPTV, Sun Sentinel and Boca Mag won’t let their reporters tell the NOALF side of the story. So we are. #shame #noalf