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Bicyclists from across the world, including Illinois, will ride in silence Wednesday evening to honor those injured or killed while riding legally on the roadways. Participants aim is to bring awareness to bicycle safety. (Maya Kaufman/Patch)
ST. CHARLES Nearly 100 bicyclists will take to tri-city streets Wednesday evening as part of the International Ride of Silence, a 10 mile trek to honor those killed or injured by motorists.
At 6:30 p.m., bicyclists will set off from the Kane County Government Center and start a silent procession through St. Charles and Geneva. The ride is intended to mimic a funeral procession and bring awareness to the legal rights of bicyclists on the roadways.
BANNER ELK â The Banner Elk Town Council reconvened for its monthly meeting on Monday, May 10, in a hybrid session, in which council members and the town manager discussed several bills in the General Assembly that could potentially limit the zoning authority of local municipalities.
The eveningâs agenda began with a public comment from Ted Silver, chairman of the Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee, who asked the council to consider adopting a proclamation recognizing May as National Bike Month, as well as the 11th year of the International Ride of Silence.
âWe are dealing with a deadly pandemic affecting our daily lives and health, yet giving us the opportunity to spend time with our families and make the best of these tragic times. Now more people are finding bicycling and walking are healthy, viable, economically and environmentally beneficial forms of recreation, transportation, exercise and connectedness,â Silver stated.
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Middle school students donate items to shelter
Students at Middle School of the Kennebunks recently collected thousands of items for York County Shelter Programs. The project, organized by the seventh-grade Sebago Team, promoted community service among students, who gave 2,334 pairs of socks and 387 bottles of shampoo and conditioner in one of the largest donations ever received by the nonprofit from a school.
“I am so proud of our grade 7 Sebago students and staff for their efforts on this project,” said MSK Principal Marty Bouchard. “Awareness of the needs within our communities and world are a part of our curriculum at MSK, and the kindness and selflessness shown by these students is truly inspiring.”