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Stan's Sunday Ride, Starts at 8AM from Victory Park ---------- Forwarded message --------- From: Stan Schwarz < stan7826@gmail.com > Date: Fri, Apr 29, 2022 at 4:53 PM Subject: [sunday_ride] Sunday ride for 5/1/2022 - Rodney King To: sunday_ride_list < sunday_ride@1134.org > It's been 30 years since the L.A. riots, and so I think it's time to go back to where it all started. This is a ride to Toluca Lake with a stop at Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills to pay respects to Rodney King. Snacks and drinks at Priscilla's. -- Stan Schwarz          http://1134.org     stan7826@gmail.com -- ----------------------------------------------------   http://www.foothillcycle.org/ --- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Foothill Cycling Club" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to fcc-cycling+unsubscribe@googlegroups.com . To view this discussion on th...

Saturday Ride: Around Puddingstone Reservoir - 43  miles Link to FCC's Photo Album: https://goo.gl/photos/bs5eCHgmCMFpr7A26 As a reminder the list of club rides are located at: http://foothill.coxintl.com Unless otherwise noted, all rides start at 8 AM Rain Cancels   Masks Still Required on Public Transit in LA County Masks continue to be required by everyone ages two and older, regardless of vaccination status, on public transit and within transportation hubs in Los Angeles County. Transportation settings where many people are in shared indoor space for extended periods of time are vulnerable to spreading COVID-19 to large numbers of people. The new mask requirement is supported by the CDC's latest assessment that masking on public transportation remains essential to protecting public health. This order pertains to buses, taxis, ride-shares, commuter trains, subways, airport and bus terminals, and other ports. Masks continue to be one of the most effective ways to prevent s...

FCC Members, Special event this Sunday in South Pasadena to San Gabriel. I'll be at the  Pasadena Complete Streets Coalition booth near the  Metro Station. Come on by and sign the Greenways petition. See you all there, Brian ---------- Forwarded message --------- From: Richie Rich < juejueb03@gmail.com > Date: Wed, Apr 27, 2022 at 4:33 PM Subject: Street fair this coming sunday To: Brian Cox < brian@coxintl.com > Hi Brian. Passing this flyer along. Maybe for the Sunday easy riders and anyone else. Bicycles and pedestrians, food, entertainment. Richard Jue Sent from my iPhone -- ----------------------------------------------------   http://www.foothillcycle.org/ --- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Foothill Cycling Club" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to fcc-cycling+unsubscribe@googlegroups.com . To view this discussion on the ...

Saturday Ride: Around Puddingstone Reservoir - 43  miles Link to FCC's Photo Album: https://goo.gl/photos/bs5eCHgmCMFpr7A26 As a reminder the list of club rides are located at: http://foothill.coxintl.com Unless otherwise noted, all rides start at 8 AM Rain Cancels   Safety Precautions Encouraged as Cases Increase With the recent rise in COVID-19 cases, residents planning to gather should follow all safety precautions to avoid spreading COVID-19 or being part of an outbreak. The current uptick in cases is likely due to the more easily transmitted BA.2 subvariant, which continues to increase in LA County. The average number of daily new cases reported over the last seven days increased to 1,030 compared to the 892 reported last week, an increase of 15%. Steps you can take to reduce risk: Getting vaccinated or boosted Wearing a mask indoors in public places Testing before and after gatherings (4/18/22), County of LA Public Health   Tuesday morning ride, 20+ miles: 8:00 Start (Co...

While this accident is tragic and a waste it's symptomatic of a greater problem of public awareness and personal responsibility. Making sellers of alcohol responsible for results of another consuming a product they sell is a slippery slope. Under this notion where would it end ? Would a super market be liable for liquor sold given as a gift to some end user. Or a restaurant be liable for a patron having one to many be able to give the appearance of maintaining sobriety? Who would patrol this? As it stands a bar or restaurant can refuse service to drunk patrons. I will point out that there are already laws on the books for drunk driving. Which can be very stringent but the ultimate responsibility is the driver. The current sentiment toward this sort is crime has been in some cases very harsh but in others not so much. In this particular case not only was the perp intoxicated but was also from my understanding traveling 3 x the speed limit AND he tried to flee the scene of the crime....

I'm saddened to hear about the tragic accident of Andrew Jelmert.  May his soul Rest In Peace.  Regarding alcohol and drunk drivers, all places that sell or dispense alcoholic drink need to admonish buyers and/or partakers of alcohol at the time of sale the dangers associated with potential drunk driving.  Many if not most places, take your money for the alcohol without any malice as to what may happen during a drunk driving accident.  It's about time to make sellers of alcoholic beverages equally responsible for drunk driving accidents. I'm tired of hearing the arguments that reduce the sentence drunk drivers get. Rey Reed Sent from my iPhone SE On Apr 23, 2022, at 3:18 PM, Brian Cox <brian@coxintl.com> wrote:  All, The following was spotted by Nancy Mink. Please take time to read it. Many of our rides travel through and around Griffith Park and often through the stretch where the accident occured. There are 5 actions listed below that you can do to help...