May 21 event that champions bikes as transportation includes energizer stations, freebies
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Bicyclists ride an energizing station at El Palo Alto Park in Palo Alto during Bike to Work Day on May 9, 2019. The annual event will return as Bike to Wherever Day on May 21, 2021. Photo by Veronica Weber.
Bay Area Bike to Wherever Day returns on May 21, with energization stations where participants will get a chance to snag some wheelie good freebies, while supplies last.
In Palo Alto, the public is invited to visit an energizer station on Friday, May 21, 3:30-6:30 p.m., at one of two locations: Bryant Street at University Avenue or California Avenue at Park Boulevard. Bicyclists are encouraged to support local businesses in the two commercial districts.
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Some people walk the talk. Kate Miller and Greg Stueland pedal what they peddle.
What they peddle is the joy of cycling. They were recently named Napa County Bike Champions of the Year by the Napa County Bicycle Coalition.
The Register reached out to both for interviews. Fittingly, both were cycling when they answered their cellphones.
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Miller was biking Redwood Road on an errand. She is executive director of the Napa Valley Transportation Authority and is in the thick of the local planning action on roundabouts, Vine buses, Soscol Junction intersection improvements â and regional bike routes.