Sarah Goodyear
Sarah Goodyear has written about cities for a variety of publications, including Grist and Streetsblog. She lives in Brooklyn.
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What's a Bike Good For? Churning Ice Cream, Apparently
A store in downtown Los Angeles sells only pedal-churned frozen treats.
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New York's Mayoral Hopefuls Highlight Their Green Bonafides
At a forum last night, 8 of the city's 9 candidates tried to sell the crowd on their passion for sustainability (even biking!).
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Walking May Help Prevent Dementia In Seniors, If Only They Could Do It Safely
And so our society's mixed messages continue.
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Videos
New York Tries Out Bike Parking Corrals to Protect Separated Bike Lanes
A corral with enough room for 16 bicycles replaces a single car parking space.
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Light in the Darkness: Messages of Hope From Around the Country
"We thought in this moment it was important show solidarity as caring human beings."
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Videos
In 1894, the 'New Woman' Was a Bicyclist Who Changed History
A documentary details the story of Annie "Londonderry" Kopchovsky, who rode around the world on two wheels in 15 months.
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If Other Cities Are Demolishing Skywalks, Why Does Cleveland Want a New One?
The fight against outmoded 20th-century infrastructure.
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Vote for Your Favorite City-Changing Bike Proposal
A smart-card-operated storage system and an online anti-theft mapping platform are among the big ideas.
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New York City Has a Costumed Characters Problem
A Cookie Monster gone rogue may finally precipitate a crackdown in Times Square.
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A Celebration of Yiddish, Emblazoned on a Former Symbol of Nazi Power
The monumental work by American conceptual artist Mel Bochner represents a particularly sweet triumph of art.
