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Mon River Trails Conservancy lights up Rail-Trail

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The Mon River Trails Conservancy will install light fixtures along the Caperton Rail-Trail in Morgantown after receiving $350,000 in grants. The grants, which include two federal grants awarded between 2021-2022, will finance the installation of lights running along the Monongahela River trail border. Ella Belling became the first executive director of the Conservancy in 2000 and has received national recognition for her improvements.

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Mon River Trails Conservancy lights up Rail-Trail

The Mon River Trails Conservancy will soon install light fixtures along the Caperton Rail-Trail in Morgantown after receiving $350,000 in grants.

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The Daily Athenaeum broke the news in 1 year ago on Friday, December 1, 2023.

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