Gallagher Fitness Resources for last minute Hood to Coast needs
The selection and experience at GFR is second to none in the mid Willamette Valley. We have done H2C dozens of times ourselves and can give you tips on how to have the best Hood to Coast ever. We have the must have items for your H2C gear bag. Keep your teammates happy and think about clean socks, extra shorts, and your own nutritional supplies.

H2C CHECKLIST
All items listed below, and more, are available now.

Only 2 Thursdays Left! Join us for the 38th Annual Bush Park Cross Country Run Series presented by Gallagher Fitness Resources and Willamette Valley Roadrunners each Thursday in August. Series is Family Friendly and proceeds go to the Kelsy Oldham Scholarship Fund.

For all the Details go to 38th Annual Bush Park Cross Country Run Series To volunteer contact Dan Rideout 503-363-0072

The most advanced compression apparel on the market! In Stock and Ready to Sell!

See all the features at SKINS - SUPPORT AND COMPRESSION GARMENTS.

BioAcceleration Technology

Aid Recovery
Promote Power
Aid Endurance

Travel & Recovery Tights
Aid Recovery and Reduce Venous Issues During Travel

SUPPORT AND COMPRESSION
Sox, Long Sleeve, Half Tights, Long Tights

Cross Country Spikes and Racing Flats from Asics, Brooks, Nike, Puma, and Saucony. Best selection in Oregon - Only at Gallagher's!

10% Discount for all Cross Country Athletes and Coaches on shoes.

Stay tuned to www.ActiveSalem.com for updates!

ODOT (Oregon Department of Transportation) is seeking comments on projects being considered for Transportation Enhancement (TE) funding. There are two projects of interest to downtown park users. One project will fund connecting trails from the Union Street Railroad Bridge to Glen Creek Rd. The other will help fund the design phase of a bridge connecting Riverfront Park and Minto Brown Island.

The comment period is open from August 1 through September 15, 2008. Responses received during that period will help ODOT determine which projects advance to the TE Advisory Committee for final evaluation and selection, and will affect the committee's scoring of those projects. Help move these projects to the top of the priority list!

All comments should be submitted through the internet survey site set that has been set up for this purpose. A link to the survey site is posted on the ODOT Local Government Section web site at ODOT Local Government Section Web Page or you can go directly to the survey here: Transportation Enhancement Survey .

This survey site will serve as the method of gauging public support and concerns for TE projects competing in the 2008 funding cycle. Agencies, interest groups, and the general public may respond to support or oppose a specific project, or to indicate priorities among competing projects in various areas of the state. Participants will select a geographic area of the state, then indicate which project or projects they most strongly support or oppose. They can mark their main reasons for supporting or opposing a project, and enter additional comments below that. If they have interest in another area of the state, they can repeat the process for another geographic area.