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The Blue Springs Examiner published an editorial Saturday in favor of extending the Katy Trail to the Kansas City area: Missouri officials have announced a short extension of the Katy Trail, a 22-mile hiking and biking trail that runs almost ? almost ? across the state. It currently runs from Clinton, Mo., to St. Charles, Mo., and now an 11-mile addition, north to Machen, Mo., will put bicyclists close to the Illinois border. Thumbs up for that good news. What about this end of the state? Officials have talked for some time about extending the trail on unused railroad tracks from Windsor, Mo., to Pleasant Hill. That would put the trail within easier reach for Kansas City area bicyclists and hikers. Gov. Matt Blunt has championed that idea and says people come from all over the world to ride the trail. Imagine, he says, if it connected the state's two major metropolitan areas. Let's hope the governor and others keep pedaling away on this issue.
Related: News: Updates on Katy Trail to KC connection in June News: Tickets for bicyclists running stop signs during KC group rides Tips&Stories: Annual Katy Trail Ride June 22-26 Newsletter: PRESS RELEASE: Paseo Bridge, why bicycle/pedestrian path is needed now News: KCMO mayor to announce Platinum Level Bicycle Friendly City goal
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