Multi-Use Trail To Foster Health, Sense of Community
24 October 2005 - 12:00pm
The first segment of an 18-mile multi-use trail opens in Benton, Maine.
"Peter Garrett [opened] the Rotary Centennial Trail, the first segment of an 18-mile, $6.5 million trail system planned along the Messalonskee Stream and Kennebec River. Garrett...said a healthy trail system gives neighbors a chance to meet one another and provides a safe place to exercise. [Garrett expects] to see measurable results in the physical health of members of the community as a result of use of the trail system. The project is projected to reach completion by 2010."
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Benton Opens Walking Trail
Source:
Portland Press Herald, October 23, 2005
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