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For cycling community, Ride of Silence is time to remember, remind

The 20th annual Ride of Silence saw roughly three dozen cyclists, both young and old, navigate a five-mile course around Ruth Hardy Park Wednesday evening. Why it matters: The event, held in hundreds of locations throughout the world, helps raise awareness for cycling safety and honors those who have been lost or injured while cycling on […]

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