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@kenroczen94 Video by Mike Emery After enduring what’s been the biggest injury and story of the 2017 season ( CLICK HERE FOR THOSE UPDATES ), Ken Roczen is finally seeing some light at the end of the tunnel and back at it. He recently got the full doctors approval to get on a bike and spin some laps toward eventually making a return to racing when ready. We paid a visit to the Team Honda HRC rider ’s house earlier this week and joined him for his first laps back after his final surgery to his left arm, which was for the removal of the last remaining metal and screws. This is a huge update in the positive direction, and we sat down with him after his first day back to hear how it felt. Ken Roczen fans , rejoice! *Disclaimer: Yes, we know you want more riding footage. Out of respect for his team’s wishes, he was to ride without cameras for his first few laps back. We did sneak in one clip, though! Want to hear more from Ken Roczen? Have a read through on this interview below that Team H...

Alison Piepmeyer, the managing editor of Oh Happy Day, lives in a one- bedroom apartment with her husband, Zachary. They decorated their Lower Haight home with a tight budget and smart ideas — including a nursery in the closet! Here’s a peek inside… LIVING ROOM Sofa: West Elm. Pillows on sofa: Serena & Lily, West Elm, CB2 and Target. White side table : thrifted and painted white, similar. Wooden chair: Craigslist vintage, reupholstered with Britex Fabric, similar. Check pillow: Target, similar. Silver lamp: vintage, similar. Coffee table: thrifted, similar. Rug: Crate & Barrel. Artwork: Etsy. On budget shopping: When we moved in, we developed a budget for each room (so if we wanted a particular couch, it meant we could only spend this much on all the other things). We would be like, ‘Okay, by March we’ll probably have saved enough money to finish this room, by July we can finish this room…’ For the bigger pieces, I would first go to five vintage stores around the Mission — ...

City Council considers Nov. 27 cutoff for complex project Aug 22, 2017 at 1:29 pm | Print View CEDAR RAPIDS — The clock may soon be ticking on a flashy high-rise proposal as city officials wait for developers to firm up financing. City staff are calling for a Nov. 27 deadline to see proof of financing for the proposed $103 million, 28-story One Park Place that would go at the corner of Third Avenue and First Street SE. The concept wowed local officials with promises of a hotel, grocery store, rooftop restaurant, apartments, condos and parking when introduced in the spring of 2016. But progress has been slow since. “I’ve always been a little impatient with it, but I’ve come to understand the complexity of a project like that,” said City Council member Scott Overland . “I’m told they have been making progress. (This deadline means ) between now and the end of November, they have to pull everything together, or the city is done with it.” The City Council will consider a resolution se...