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A bike trail connecting Chicago's south suburbs continues to face an uncertain path into Northwest Indiana.
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Plans for future trail connections continue moving forward.
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Progress continues to be made toward a continuous bike trail from Chicago to Michigan, but challenges remain.
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Governor Eric Holcomb marked the completion of 100 miles of trails, under his Next Level Trails program. The governor joined officials in Merrillville on Tuesday to cut the ribbon on the extension of the C&O Greenway.
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A proposal to put part of Ridge Road on a "diet" has drawn concern in recent years, but the Northwestern Indiana Regional Planning Commission's active transportation planner is urging the town of Munster not to back out now.
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It's now possible to ride a bike from just north of Southlake Mall to Griffith, Highland and Hammond using a connected series of trails.
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The Marquette Greenway Trail continues to see gradual progress. When complete, it will provide a continuous bike trail from Chicago to Michigan. Mitch Barloga with the Northwestern Indiana Regional Planning Commission (NIRPC) says many of the 44 planning segments have been completed or funded.
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Residents have a chance to share their thoughts on a potential extension of the Old Plank Road Trail into Northwest Indiana.
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Funding has been allocated to connect Dyer to the Region's bike trail network. The Northwestern Indiana Regional Planning Commission (NIRPC) has funded a spur connecting the Pennsy Greenway in Schererville to Central Park in Dyer, in the coming years.
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Indiana is making unprecedented investments in its trail network.