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Mar 23, 2010

Columbia River Crossing update

Ever since it was announced that the I-5 bridge between Portland and Vancouver needed to be replaced, the Columbia River Crossing has been traversing troubled waters.

Mar 23, 2010

Columbia River Crossing update

Ever since it was announced that the I-5 bridge between Portland and Vancouver needed to be replaced, the Columbia River Crossing has been traversing troubled waters.

Feb 22, 2010

Some fear bridge will lead to sprawl

Despite rapid development in the area, Pioneer Street in Ridgefield, Wash., is distant from the congestion of Portland and Vancouver, Wash. Mount St. Helens and Mount Adams glow white, while […]

Feb 5, 2010

Poyourow to leave Bicycle Transportation Alliance

Michelle Poyourow, the advocacy manager for the Bicycle Transportation Alliance, has announced that she will resign from the organization in mid-February.

Feb 5, 2010

Poyourow to leave Bicycle Transportation Alliance

Michelle Poyourow, the advocacy manager for the Bicycle Transportation Alliance, has announced that she will resign from the organization in mid-February.

Nov 12, 2009

Columbia River Crossing faces obstacles in its path

If the effort to replace the Interstate 5 bridge has ground to a halt, that’s news to Columbia River Crossing officials. The Oregon and Washington transportation departments are still working […]

Sep 30, 2009

Bridge takes toll on mayor’s race

The possibility of a shifting political landscape north of the Columbia River could impact the issue of tolling the area’s bi-state bridges. With a month to go before the mayoral election for Vancouver, Wash., the two candidates continue to draw distinctions between their stances on the Columbia River Crossing project and whether tolling should be a part of its funding package.

Aug 20, 2009

Columbia River Crossing one step closer to reality

The Columbia River Crossing crept $30 million closer to reality Wednesday, when the Oregon Transportation Commission approved Oregon’s share of money to pay for an environmental impact study for the project.

Aug 19, 2009

Thirty million and counting for Columbia River bridge

The Columbia River Crossing crept $30 million closer to reality today when the Oregon Transportation Commission approved Oregon's share of money to pay for an environmental impact study for the project.



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