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Bicyclist urges Wenatchee to explore ‘no sit, no lie’ sidewalk ordinance after bridge encounter
6490335 · October 24, 2025
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A local bicyclist told city council he was threatened on the George Sellar Bridge and asked the city to explore a no sit/no lie ordinance for sidewalks to discourage people loitering on public walkways.
WENATCHEE — During public comment a local resident told the Wenatchee City Council he was threatened while riding his bicycle across the George Sellar Bridge and asked the council to explore passing a “no sit, no lie” ordinance for sidewalks.
“I would like the city of Wenatchee to explore and pass a no sit, no lie ordinance for our sidewalks,” said Ace Bollinger,…
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