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Stop in 5-8pm Tuesday Thursday at 98 Colvin Ave.
05/28/2026
In 2024, BRIAN BORTH of Tonawanda was drunk and high and decided he'd drive his car anyways. He sped down Niagara Street and killed Allen Ruiz. Then he ran from the scene like a coward.
He faces up to 15 years in prison.
Driver pleads guilty to multiple charges after he hit and killed a skateboarder in Buffalo A driver has pleaded guilty to multiple charges after he hit and killed a skateboarder in Buffalo in 2024.
05/27/2026
Tuesdays at 98 Colvin, 5P-8P, Saturdays at 313 Broadway 10A-2P
Open Shop is where you can get your bike on a stand, access all our tools and spare parts, and fix your own bike with guidance from our mechanics and volunteers.
It's free for GObike members ($40/year) or $10 to drop in for the night.
Find your community! Happy Bike Month 🤝 Independent Health!
Thursday 5.28, 730A-930A, IT'S FREE!
Bike Breakfast Parties keep getting BIGGER.
"Gonna be the best breakfast in town!" With Lexington Co-op on Elmwood!
Let's RIDE.
Wanna learn more? 98 Colvin Community Workshop welcomes you! 5-8pm Tuesday Thursday.
05/26/2026
Bike Month 🤝 Independent Health rolls on!
Thanks for the write-up, Buffalo Rising, and for the quotes, riding parents!
Another Successful Bike to School Day with Neighborhood "Bikes Buses" - Buffalo Rising This year’s Bike To School Day, which coincided with National Bike Month, was a wild success, according to one of the main organizers, GObike Buffalo. Each year, students hop on their bikes and take off for school, in the formation of a “bike bus.” After meeting at designated zones, the bike b...
05/26/2026
“Bike to School Day is something my kids look forward to every year and it never disappoints! We ride to school most days but there is something very special about riding with a large group and seeing all the kids and community members get so pumped up for kids on bikes,” said mother of two, Erin Copping. “I think it’s important for kids to have a deeper connection with their city and community around them, and biking to school gives them an opportunity to feel like explorers and not merely passengers.”
“It often easy to get stuck in our normal, chaotic, morning routine- we love when the weather warms up and we can get up, get active and enjoy some time together riding our bikes to school,” said Kacie Liwosz, an active community figure at PS 64 Frederick Law Olmsted School. “My kids pop out of bed when I tell them it’s a ‘bike to school day’- and even better when we can get together with friends in the community to make sure we ride safely!”
Happy Bike Month 🤝 Independent Health!