Vermonters invited to 'green up' Lamoille Valley Rail Trail this Saturday
VERMONT — Vermonters are invited to participate in a collaborative effort to clean up sections of the Lamoille Valley Rail Trail damaged during last summer’s floods.
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VERMONT — Vermonters are invited to participate in a collaborative effort to clean up sections of the Lamoille Valley Rail Trail damaged during last summer’s floods.
May is National Bike Month, and the Bike Walk Alliance of New Hampshire, in collaboration with the Granite State Wheelers and the New Hampshire Rail Trail Coalition, is hosting a
The West Virginia Senate has passed a bill, Senate Bill 196, that would expand state authority to acquire railroad rights-of-way and land for trail programs. SB 196 would allow the state to acquire interest in any active or inactive railroad right-of-way, and landowner opponents of planned nonmotorized Elk River Trail development in Clay County fear the bill is designed to circumvent their claims of right-of-way ownership.
A West Virginia Senate panel approved a bill, Senate Bill 196, that would expand state authority to acquire railroad rights-of-way and land for trail programs. Lawmakers removed a provision that would have asserted eminent domain power, but Clay County landowner opponents of Elk River Trail development near their properties are still wary of the bill.
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