A ghost bike. A silent sentinel. Here at 38th Avenue and Sheridan Boulevard in Denver, the Logan Ghost bike stands as a stark reminder of a life tragically cut short. This white-painted bicycle, adorned with flowers and mementos, memorializes Logan Rocklin, a vibrant 34-year-old cyclist killed in a hit-and-run on December 9, 2022. The Logan Ghost bike isn’t just a memorial; it’s a symbol of the ongoing fight for safer streets in Denver. Logan was crossing the intersection, following all traffic laws, when a vehicle struck him and fled. The driver remains unidentified, adding to the family’s grief. The Logan Ghost bike serves as a focal point for their quest for justice. This intersection, marked by the Logan Ghost bike, has seen more than its share of tragedy. The ghost bike itself has been hit by vehicles multiple times, a chilling testament to the ongoing dangers faced by cyclists. The Logan Ghost bike reminds us of the importance of vigilance and respect for all who share the road. Logan spent his last day with his wife, Hillary, in the hospital. She was undergoing a stem-cell transplant. He was celebrating her “second birthday,” unaware that his own life would be tragically cut short just hours later. The Logan Ghost bike is a symbol of loss, but also a beacon of hope. It calls for change, for safer streets, and for justice for Logan and all cyclists who have lost their lives.
Lakeside Amusement Park
As you stroll through Lakeside Amusement Park, you’re walking through history. The twinkling lights, the classic rides, and the Art