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Green Bike program to temporary close

 
 
 
PULLMAN – The Green Bike Program will close temporarily for routine maintenance Tuesday-Wednesday, Aug. 3-4.
 
All bicycles in the Green Bike fleet will undergo routine maintenance and cleaning for a two-day period in order to prepare for the Fall 2010 academic semester. During this time, people who check out bikes on Monday, Aug. 2 will still have 24 hours to return their bike on Aug. 3. Green Bike users will not be able to check out bikes again until Thursday, Aug. 5.
 
Bikes will be available for check out at the Compton Union Building and the Outdoor Recreation Center starting Thursday, Aug. 5, and at the Student Recreation Center on Saturday, Aug. 7.
 
For more information visit wellbeing.wsu.edu or call 335-WELL.
 
 
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