Border to Boston Trail advances: North and South segments moving forward. The Border to Boston Trail Committee discussed progress on two major segments, with Newbury close to signing a contract with Stantec for the South trail while engineering firm Kittelson conducts a feasibility study on the
Newbury trail committee charts engineering work on two segments. Committee Co-Chair David Broll and Planning Director Kristen Grubbs led work on the Newbury South segment (Georgetown to Byfield), where the Massachusetts Department of Transportation right-of-way team, including Pam Markey and Nikki
Border to Boston Trail Committee receives state design grant for Newbury South segment. The town officially received a Massachusetts Trails Grant enabling progression of design work from 75 percent to full completion, with Planning Director Kristen Grubbs and member John Reagan accepting the award
Border to Boston Trail Committee discusses 70-mile regional project. The committee received an update from David Read and Annie Harris of Essex Heritage and Jerry Klima of Coastal Trails Coalition on the Border to Boston Trail, which connects New Hampshire to Boston along rail routes. A 19-mile
Border to Boston Trail Committee advances design on two segments. Co-Chair David Broll and members Sean McElroy and Jim Dooling approved prior meeting minutes and reviewed funding and design progress on two segments of the regional trail during the April 14 meeting. On the Newbury South segment,
Border to Boston Trail Committee approves prior meeting minutes and hears segment updates. The Newbury South trail, Georgetown to Byfield, remains paused pending resolution of invoices and coordination issues; the town requested approximately $455,000 from MassTrails on February 2 for right-of-way
Border to Boston Trail Committee halts design progress on south segment. The committee, led by Co-Chair Reagan with members David Broll, Sean McElroy, and Jim Dooling, approved a Department of Conservation and Resources grant application due February 2 to fund legal counsel for right-of-way title
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