Jeff Brubaker

@jbrubaker.bsky.social

Husband, Dad, WI native living in ME, town/city planner. Posting mostly on town & city planning, urban design, walking & bicycling, transit, transportation safety, music, and baseball. Views are my own

Benefits of listening to the game on Brewers Radio (via MLB Audio): 1. Listening to games is underrated 2. Can do other things while still immersing myself in the sounds, tension, and pace of the game 3. Can't watch at home anyway 4. Can keep up-to-date on all the deals at Woodman's

so the final four are * a team that has never won the World Series in its 28 seasons * a team that has never won the World Series in its 57 seasons * a team that hasn’t won the World Series in 77 seasons * Dodgers

It was such a volatile game, lots of runners left on base (combined Team LOB: 21) and of course the Roof Cable Incident. The 3-2 score doesn't tell half the story. But it's good the Brewers got the first one in the books!

"...an often overlooked reality: the leading reason why women move across Bogotá is for caregiving trips, such as taking children to school, according to one study. But caregivers face discrimination for choosing to cycle, González says."

Dutch Cycling Embassy@dutchcycling.nl · last mo.

How Bogotá is closing the gender gap in cycling. Bogotá is home to one of the most extensive cycling networks in the world, yet only 28% of daily bike trips are made by women. Read how the municipality aims to reach gender equality in cycling by 2039: buff.ly/BvPu7PR

Photos from the Cocheco Waterfront Development in Dover, NH, last Friday. Decades of planning resulting in >200 residential units & counting, a Mediterranean restaurant, a boathouse with kayak & canoe rentals, and a new riverfront park & paths, all just across the river from the heart of downtown

A 5-story apartment building on the left, and a pavilion and boathouse on the right, sit amidst Nebi Park next to the Cocheco River in downtown Dover, NH. A walking path is in the foreground, with newly planted trees around itA rack with kayaks on it, available for rent, next to a guardrail overlooking the Cocheco River in downtown Dover A walking path in Nebi Park along the Cocheco River (right) with newly planted trees and native plants and lampposts on each side, and the 5-story mixed-use building with The Truette Apartments to the leftTopolino restaurant on the first floor of a mixed use building in the Cocheco Waterfront Development, with the Truette apartments above it. The restaurant is on the right and an outdoor seating area with string lights is on the left