Airport parking lot to kellogg park, cyclists pedal to Airport Parking lot to kellogg park, cyclists pedal to Airport Parking lot to kellogg park, cyclists pedal to remember the life of michael prater. According to police. Prater was struck by this woman. Melinda woodall. Who allegedly swerved into the right shoulder on u. S. 52 near asbury road on sunday. Before leaving the scene. Today people who didnt even know prater wanted to come out and support. Its really moving to see that everybody in the Community Comes together for Something Like this. Its sad that has to be under these circumstances. But were a very closeknit community and we look out for each other during a memorial at kellogg park a ghost bike was unveiled. But thats not the crash site, when that ceremony is done it will be transported to the collision point and tonight a message from some cyclist when it comes to bicycle safety. We would like to point out, that this an extremely rare occurrence bicycling is a form of tr
That woman is now facing charges. But tonight, it was about honoring prater. 9 on your sides roseann aragon joins us now at kellogg park with how he is being remembered today roseann . Roe from Lunken Airport to here more than 500 cyclists rode for miles to remember prater a fellow cyclist they say is inspiring change. 4958 1 271 34pkgnats bikes every pedal every mile nats is a route of remembrancewere here to have a memorial ghost ride for the fallen cyclist Michael Prater a 42yearold beloved rider who was tragically hit and killed sunday here on kellogg and asburyin a hit and run the driver34yearold Melinda Woodall now being charged with aggravated vehicular homicide. A horrific scene turned to this a place now adorned with signs of love a family remembering but theyre not alone. Nats bikesby their side more than 500 strong. Community. Whether we know each other personally or not. Were all bothers and sisters. From lunkin airport to the kellogg park the cincinnati bike club, queen ci
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