Sunday, May 5, 2013
Here’s a highlight of the top stories from around Lakewood during the past week.
Did you miss anything around town during the past week? Here’s your opportunity to get caught up. STEM Handmade Soaps Opening in Birdtown: The company boasts that the artesian soaps are hand-crafted, made with all natural ingredients. The store is expected to open by July 4. Road Construction Projects Begin in Lakewood: City finalizes list of streets; construction begins around town. Have a look at the attached map to see if your street is getting some new pavement. Babies Spotted on the Roof of Lakewood Home: Police responded to a report of two babies on the roof of a Newman Avenue home, but the kiddos were safe and sound — and inside — when officers arrived. Legal Disputes 'Tearing Apart' Lakefront Neighborhood: Neighbors on Kenneth …
Wednesday, May 1, 2013
The idea is to “rebuild” the high-speed bike race for 2014.
The Lakewood Criterium, the popular cycling event on the city’s West End, is taking the year off. According to a press release, the event is skipping the 2013 season in an effort to “rebuild for 2014 and beyond.” Lakewood Criterium is a high-speed bike race geared specifically to riders that reach speeds of at least 30 mph. The USA Cycling sanctioned race took place on a one-mile, six-corner course with a start-finish at Detroit Avenue and Riverside Drive. “The Lakewood Criterium has from its inception been designed to highlight Lakewood and specifically the unique aspects of the West End,” according to the press release. “The event is currently building a larger board of directors in order to help the event grow by significant amounts …
Sunday, July 29, 2012
Lakewood’s West End hosted the closed-course and 2nd annual Lakewood Criterium — a high-speed bike race geared specifically to riders, who max out their power and agility at speeds over 30 miles per hour.
The heat and humidity didn't keep an estimated hundreds of cyclists from pedaling down Detroit Avenue for the 2nd annual Lakewood Criterium on Saturday. The city's West End hosted the closed-course, high-speed bike race geared specifically to riders, who max out their power and agility at speeds over 30 miles per hour.
Thursday, July 26, 2012
This Saturday, Lakewood’s West End will host the 2nd annual Lakewood Criterium — a high-speed bike race geared specifically to riders.
Get Ready. Get set. Ride! Or, at least watch. This isn’t the Olympics, and it’s not the Tour de France, but in its second year, Lakewood’s largest cycling event is gaining some serious momentum. This Saturday, Lakewood’s West End will host the closed-course and 2nd annual Lakewood Criterium — a high-speed bike race geared specifically to riders, who max out their power and agility at speeds over 30 miles per hour. This USA Cycling sanctioned race takes place on a one-mile, six-corner course with a start-finish at Detroit Avenue and Riverside Drive, beginning at 3 p.m. Organized by Team Spin and supported by the city of Lakewood and the Lakewood Chamber of Commerce, the afternoon of races will offer visitors “a multitude of opportunities …
Sunday, July 31, 2011
Lakewood’s West End hosted the Lakewood Criterium — a high-speed bike race geared specifically to riders that reach speeds of at least 30 mph.
On Saturday, Lakewood’s West End hosted the Lakewood Criterium — a high-speed bike race geared specifically to riders that reach speeds of at least 30 mph. This USA Cycling sanctioned race took place on a one-mile, six-corner course with a start-finish at Detroit Avenue and Riverside Drive. Cyclist Sally Price sponsored by Texas Roadhouse leads the pack.
Thursday, July 28, 2011
There is no need to leave this city. We've got you covered on all-things-fun in Lakewood.
1. DROP IN AND CRAFT Where/When: Crafty Goodness/ Thursdays Noon – 7 p.m. Why Go: Drop In & Craft happens every Thursday at Crafty Goodness. The crafting menu offers something for everyone, from children to adults. Let the kids come and make a mess at Crafty Goodness while you create something too; painting, jewelry, sewing and more! Tons of projects that take 30 minutes or less and cost a mere $5. 2. NO SLEEP TIL BLACKBIRD Where/When: Blackbird Baking Company/ Thursday July 28th 7-9:30 p.m. Why Go: No Sleep Till Blackbird is an exhibition of the process and craft of award winning bicycle framebuilder Dan Polito. The exhibition will focus on Dan's process as the man behind Cicli Polito. It will include photographs original plans and …
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Monday, July 18, 2011
Cyclists, enthusiasts gearing up for the 2011 Lakewood Criterium bike race
July is usually a banner month for cyclists and enthusiasts, with coverage of the ever-popular Tour De France sandwiched between slates of local two-wheel excitement. The criterium race stands as one of the most exciting of all cycling events, and Lakewood’s take on the event is sure to get pulses pounding for participants and bystanders alike. Put the two together July 30, and you know things are going to get interesting. Lakewood’s West End will host the closed-course Lakewood Criterium—a high-speed bike race geared specifically to riders, who max out their power and agility at speeds over 30 miles per hour. This USA Cycling sanctioned race takes place on a one-mile, six-corner course with a start-finish at Detroit Avenue and Riverside …
Lakewood Matt
11:16 am on Thursday, May 2, 2013
Great to hear the event is coming back but what, exactly, was the issue not to hold it this year? And what will happen to not have that issue happen next year? Thanks! more ›