ENJOY BIKE TO WORK DAY
June 3, 2010
There’s a fun and unique way for you to get to work coming up on Monday, June 7th. You are encouraged to take your bike with you to the Marquette Mall an park your car and ride your bike to work. It is an initiative launched by the Marquette County Health Department and several other groups to encourage physical activity and using an alternate transportation source. Mark Evans had a chance to sit down with organizer Bobbi Ayotte from the Marquette County Health Department and event sponsor Dan Torres from the Border Grill to find out more details about the scheduled event including how to take part and get registered.
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