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April 2024 Update: Construction Begins on Fall Line Trail
Ground Breaking Alert! Virginia Department of Transportation and the jurisdictions of Ashland, Hanover and Henrico are hosting a ground breaking ceremony at 10 am April 23, 2024 at Carter Park in Ashland. And, you are invited to attend! The start of the design and construction of this phase of the trail will connect from Woodman…
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Fall Line organizers release vision for 43-mile, Ashland-to-Petersburg trail
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Richmond Times-Dispatch writes: Groups organizing the sprawling Fall Line Trail released a vision plan Monday, which outlines everything the trail could offer once fully complete — public artwork, urban and rural trail areas, recreation and car-less transportation. Read the Full Article
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Fall Line Vision Plan shows possibilities for upcoming trail
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RIC Today writes: The planning of the Fall Line Trail hit another milestone this week with the release of the Fall Line Vision Plan. The Sports Backers plan goes into the possibilities surrounding the trail in terms of new developments, amenities, and resources for communities. It also divides the trail into sections based on typologies, since the…
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Friends of the Fall Line Quarterly Meeting – January 2024
Transcript 0:03 – all right good morning this is the January 2024 Friends of the fall line quarterly meeting um hope you have a 0:10 – Happy New Year and I want to say it’s also um an auspicious day for the the 0:15 – start of the general assembly session for 2024 um so…
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Henrico planning 2 more entrance points to Fall Line Trail
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Richmond Times-Dispatch writes: Henrico County is planning two more entrance points to the Fall Line Trail, one at the Longdale Recreation Center and another on Mountain Road. Those sites are in addition to two trailheads already in the works at Athens Avenue and at Hermitage Road. The county’s Planning Commission will consider the two new…
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The Fall Line Trail takes first steps to a 43-mile, $300 million reality
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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.…
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