A bike sharing program is being launched in Pellston, Michigan. Photo by Royalbroil via Wikipedia
The Little Traverse Bay Bands of Odawa Indians is launching a bike sharing program in the village of Pellston, Michigan. The startup funds are coming from the $4,800 that the tribe won for competing in the Tribe to Tribe Blues Community Challenge in the last two years. The money will be used to purchase bikes and a bike rack "With Pellston having the highest population of Native Americans in Emmet county, I thought it would be a great place to put something like this," Regina Brubacker, a health educator for the tribe, told The Petoskey News-Review. The tribe will continue to participate in the community challenge and dedicate future winnings to the project, the paper said. The tribe came in second place this year. Get the Story:
Tribe helps provide public bike program in Pellston (The Petoskey News-Review 8/14)
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