Kolby Granville

08/14/2025

I post this from time to time, but it's probably worth posting again. Google has a service where they send you your private data they have found with Data Brokers. They will then email them and ask to have your info removed, or, at the least, delist your info from Google Search results.

Protect your info. Get notified if your personal info appears on Search, and ask Google to remove results you’d rather keep private.

08/14/2025

Tempe is repaving 80% of the roads in the next five years. Here are my suggestions on what should be done as part of the repaving to improve biking safety.

(1) Make "buffered" bike lanes standard on fast moving arterial streets.
(2) Make standard the use of three "armadillos" leading to perpendicular roads to prevent cars from using the bike lane as a "slowdown to turn right" area
(3) Add green paint in the bike lane at all intersections.

08/14/2025

Great to see Eric at a transportation meeting again. All feels right with the world.

08/13/2025

Maricopa County has launched a free, online professional skills course for its residents.

08/12/2025

The Tempe cafe is a popular gathering spot for students, faculty and locals to connect and enjoy "crop-to-cup" coffee.

08/10/2025

Very much deserved! Congrats Angie!

Angie Taylor, who has worked with a number of Tempe organizations involved in youth mentoring and meal delivery for the city’s most vulnerable, has been selected as the 42nd recipient of the …

08/10/2025

Beginning Sunday night, portions of southbound Mill Avenue will be closed over the next month as the Refresh Tempe renovation project continues.

08/08/2025

The Pecos Bike path. For my money, the best/safest place to ride if you need to get in some miles. Just park at the park and ride and you are ready to go.

The Amazing Pecos Bike Path - Video by Kolby Granville

08/06/2025

A wonderful organization!

08/05/2025

08/04/2025

Was reminded of this poem today. :)

Walt Whitman’s advice for a kind and authentic life.-Read by Dave Luukoonen

08/03/2025

A vandal who admitted to more than 750 acts of graffiti was sentenced to 4 1/2 years in prison, according to the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office.