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Jefferson City working bit by bit to connect trail and greenway system via on-road connections | News Tribune

Submitted by Brent Hugh on Fri, 04/07/2017 - 9:14pm

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With the help of a $150,000 recreation trail grant, Jefferson City hopes to extend trail access points for cyclists and pedestrians across the city next fall.

Grant recipients will be notified in mid-summer. If awarded, it would allow the city to stripe bike lanes on Miller Street to connect the Wears Creek Greenway on the west side of town with Community Park near Lincoln University — ultimately creating an access point to the MKT Trail.

The Miller Street bike lanes would close an existing gap between the greenways.

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Jefferson City working bit by bit to connect trail and greenway system via on-road connections | News Tribune

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