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Houston BCycle, the city s bike-sharing program with multiple stations in the Heights, is offering local residents two opportunities for free rides during Spring Break next week.
New BCycle executive director Bryan Reed will be at the Heights MKT Trail @ Shepherd Station, located at 700 N. Shepherd Dr., from 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Monday to talk about the program, routes, nearby stations and upcoming stations in the area. Everyone who stops by during that time will receive a promotional code for a free, 30-minute ride that can be used at any time, according to a news release from BCycle.
Additionally, readers of The Leader can download the free BCycle app and use the promo code LEADERSRIDE to receive their first 30-minute ride for free. A BCycle spokesperson said those who take advantage of this promotion must still enter credit card information, and a pre-authorized hold of $26 will be placed on the card, but that hold will be released within 1-7 business days.
Butch Reed Had COVID-19 Shortly Before His Death
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The family of “The Natural” Butch Reed recently spoke with the local FOX affiliate in Kansas City, MO and said they are still in shock about his passing. The pro wrestling legend passed away last Friday morning at the age of 66.
Reed’s family announced on his Instagram account last Friday that he had passed away due to heart complications. This came after they made another post earlier in the week, announcing that Reed had already suffered two massive heart attacks in 2021.
Reed’s family blames his death on COVID-19 as he tested positive for the virus around January 12.
a nightmare. people ran out of gas, people ran out of money, what s the deal. all of the cars were in the middle of i83. you couldn t go straight. you couldn t go around, it was horrible. many people still trying to dig out after a storm hits maryland. tonight the problems, the complaints and the chance for more winter weather. hello everyone i m denise koch and here is what people are talking about. a perfect storm with many problem. it s one that we re going to likely be talking about for years to come. familiar sights and sounds today across maryland, people trying to rescue their cars. this driver got stuck in heavy snow in carol county and like hundreds across the state he was forced to abandon ship last night. a lot of those abandoned cars are still out there last night. simply parked in the middle of the road. not only is that a problem but a lot of roads are still covered with snow and slush and there s concern much of it will refreeze later on. we have a few fr
dangerous degrees, dipping temperatures come into the area. hello everybody i m denise koch. and i m vic carter. here is what people are talking about tonight. down at the inner harbor, the water looks like glass but it s actually a sheet of ice. the top of the water is frozen. however it is likely not frozennen all the way through. as adam may explains, that could turn into a serious hazard. as an arctic blast grips maryland most people downtown baltimore are on the move trying to escape the cold. in westminster, doug walborn braves the elements to bring a paycheck home. dozens of utility workers had to deal with this. meanwhile homeowners can expect a rise in their bge bills compares to last winter. certainly our customers are using more power, using more gas. their bill will reflect that usage. reporter: a lot of the ponds and creeks across maryland appear to be frozen over. but sometimes a closer look like this reveals a hidden danger. i told them they were