Join North Sound Bicycle Advocates for Pedal and Plate fundraiser Oct. 24

Edmonds, WALocal News

Willie Weir, an accomplished author and cyclist, will host a fundraiser for North Sound Bicycle Advocates on October 24 at the Lake Ballinger Center in Mountlake Terrace. The event will feature a traditional lasagna dinner, with vegetarian options, alongside drinks from Eleven Winery and local breweries, starting at 5:30 p. m. Weir's adventures across various countries have shaped his advocacy for improved biking infrastructure and street safety in the region. As a columnist and public radio correspondent, he highlights the critical role of biking in urban environments.

North Sound Bicycle Advocates focuses on enhancing biking conditions in north King and south Snohomish counties, aiming to promote cycling as a safe and viable transportation option. Weir's accolades, including the Lowell Thomas Awards, underscore his impact in the travel writing community. The fundraiser not only promises an enjoyable evening but also supports essential initiatives for local cyclists. Attendees can purchase tickets online to support this important cause.

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