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By CAROL IRELAND, WCBC President -

At the April White Clay Bicycle Club Executive Committee meeting, James Wilson, Bike DE Executive Director presented WCBC with the Advocacy Award given to Bike Delaware at the National Bike Summit.

In doing the presentation, James thanked WCBC for its many years of generous support. Without that financial support, Bike Delaware would not have had the advocacy accomplishments in 2011 that led to the award. The two organizations have had a superb working relationship since 2005, and the future of bicycling in Delaware has never been brighter.

The Alliance for Biking and Walking presented the award to Bike Delaware for its “Winning Campaign of the Year”, something that all Delaware bicycle advocates can be enormously proud of.

Above L-R: Brighid O’Keane of the Alliance for Biking and Walking, along with James Wilson (Bike DE Executive Director), and Angela Cunneely (Bike DE Membership Chair) proudly display the award at a ceremony held during the National Bike Summit.