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City of Richmond breaks ground on Bryan Park segment of Fall Line Trail
RVAHub writes: The City of Richmond held a ceremonial groundbreaking today in Bryan Park to celebrate the start of construction along a 13-mile portion of the 43-mile Fall Line trail. The Fall Line is designed to enhance development and improve access across Richmond. The trail will traverse seven localities, connecting communities and providing a new,…
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Richmond’s segment of 43-mile Fall Line Trail breaks ground, connecting Central Virginia
WRIC ABC 8News reports: A significant milestone has been achieved in the development of the 43-mile multi-use Fall Line Trail that will connect various localities across Virginia.
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Hanover officials celebrate groundbreaking of Fall Line Trail
VPM writes: The county will soon start construction on a five-mile portion of the multi-use trail. Hanover County is the latest locality to break ground on its portion of a multiregional trail known as the Fall Line. Originally named the Ashland to Petersburg Trail, this 43-mile trail will connect several communities with a multi-use bike and…
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The Fall Line Trail takes first steps to a 43-mile, $300 million reality
Richmond Times-Dispatch writes: The sprawling Fall Line Trail has been set in motion. When completed, it will connect seven central Virginia localities from Ashland to Petersburg by a paved walking and biking path. Organizers say the $300-plus million project will not only be an outdoor athlete’s dream but also could revolutionize travel across the region.…