A “Ghost Bike Placement” event will be held Saturday morning on Lower Woolsey Road in memory of John Harsch, a local doctor and bicyclist who was struck and killed by a vehicle last week. (Special Photo)
A “Ghost Bike Placement” event will be held Saturday morning on Lower Woolsey Road in memory of John Harsch, a local doctor and bicyclist who was struck and killed by a vehicle last week. (Special Photo)
HAMPTON — A “Ghost Bike Placement” event will be held Saturday morning in honor of a local doctor, and avid bicyclist, who was struck and killed by a vehicle last week.
The ghost bike placement is set for 9 a.m. on Lower Woolsey Road off Ga. Highway 20, in memory of John Harsch, 59, of Hampton, who was killed while training with the Southern Crescent Cycling club April 6.
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