Grant Will Help Develop Trail Along Mill River In New Haven

By Mary O'Leary moleary@nhregister.com @nhrmoleary on Twitter, New Haven Register
Tue, 06/28/2016 - 8:13pm

NEW HAVEN >> The city Tuesday touted new connections in its future.As a resident trapped blue crabs behind her, Mayor Toni Harp thanked staff, the state and local volunteers for landing a grant that will be used to prepare segments of a trail along the Mill River.The state Department of Energy and Environmental Protection has awarded New Haven a $288,351 grant that will further develop a trail loop from Grand Avenue, along the river to an easement at the Radiall Co.

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