Fairborn Plan Eyes Connecting City Parks to Regional Bike Paths

Fairborn plan eyes connecting city parks to regional bike paths

The city of Fairborn wants to make sure every resident in Fairborn lives within a half-mile of a trail, bikeway or active transportation corridor, the

City will build new paved path into Kelley Point Park

Looking south from Kelley Point Park with Columbia Slough on the right and N Lombard St overhead. (Photo: Portland Parks) One of my favorite cycling destinations is getting a big upgrade. Portland Parks and Recreation just announced that they are moving forward with the Kelley Point Park Trail Project, which will fill a gap in the bike path network and allow people to access the park without crossing N Lombard/N Marine Drive. Kelley Point Park i…

New Westminster - City receives over $3M from TransLink to fund active transportation

The City of New Westminster has received $3.96 million from TransLink as part of its annual Local Government Funding Programs to fund transportation improvement projects; of the total received funding. . .