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Saw you cycling along Beach Ave toward Burrard from English Bay this afternoon. Dark hair, dark eyes, dark bike. Hair long and worn up. No helmet. Probably on your way back to Kits; have seen you cycling in the area before - late summer night cycling opposite directions across Burrard bridge, and a recent drive by on 4th on a Sunday around prime brunch time. Our eyes always
Hey bagel lovers, it's National Bagel Day and we have picked a few spots in Fairfield County that are known for serving a great bagel, of course with plenty of cream cheese or a smear.If you don't agree with our choices, let us know wher...
INAP Announces Second Phase of Los Angeles Flagship Data Center Expansion Fueled By Hybrid Infrastructure Demand 1.8 MW expansion driven by growth of key customer accounts and supply constraints in L.A. market Facility expansion boasts above-average power usage effectiveness (PUE), by leveraging outside air as the main source of cooling in the data center News provided by Share this article Share this article RESTON, Va., Jan. 13, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- INAP, a global provider of performance-driven, secure hybrid infrastructure solutions, today announced the start of the next phase of its Los A...
A woman who was bike riding with her nine-year-old daughter in the bike lane on Beach Avenue had an unexpected encounter with what turned out to be an unmarked VPD cruiser this week. On Twitter, a woman who identifies herself as Lucy stated that the incident happened shortly after 9 am on Wednesday. “As we approached Bidwell St., I saw a car with its headlights on travelling westbound,” she wrote. At first, I couldn’t see whether the car was in the bike lane or on the road because Beach Ave curves at Bidwell Street. The car, however, was “travelling very fast,” and Lucy quickly real...
VANCOUVER -- A Vancouver mother and her young daughter were shocked to see a police car driving towards them in a bike lane this week. It happened Wednesday morning along Beach Avenue, where the City of Vancouver has put a temporary bike lane on the road to give pedestrians more space along the seawall in response to the pandemic. In the first few seconds of spotting the vehicle, Lucy Maloney said she felt panic. “It was just a look like an extremely reckless black sports car, that's what it looked like from where I was,” Maloney said. She said it wasn’t until she used her hand...