The city has officially approved the acquisition of the Northern Line corridor. This outcome reflects the commitment of the 1,148 people who signed this petition. We will now turn our attention to the planning phase to ensure the trail meets the needs of our community.
The number of signatures continues to rise as we approach our target of one thousand. Please direct your contacts to this page today so that we may reach our goal before the upcoming council review.
May 12, 2021
The petition reached one hundred signatures today. This support demonstrates a clear interest in transforming the abandoned rail corridor into a community resource.
Reached 100 supporters
May 11, 2021
May 9, 2021
The momentum behind this petition is substantial as we draw near our first milestone of one hundred signatures. Please take a moment to forward this link to your neighbors so we can reach this target before the upcoming city council review.
412 Comments
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Rob Mack
5 years ago
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This is a long-sought 'missing link' in what will be a major rail-trail route across our scenic state. And this new trail also provides user access to beautiful downtown Concord. This legacy project will be here for us, our children, our grandchildren and well beyond!
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Ken Wenger
5 years ago
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I just finished a rail trail from Pittsburg to Cumberland, MD. I witnessed first hand the economic benefits for the towns along the trail. Concord now has that same opportunity and would be wise to embrace the opportunity. The potential of the Northern Rail trail is enormous!
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Ted Roche
5 years ago
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I have ridden the portions of the Northern Rail Trail and Concord-Lake Sunapee trails and support the organizations that build them. I regularly ride (and dine! and shop!) in Concord and would welcome access to more of the city via the MRGT.
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Deborah Bruss
5 years ago
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I have a walking disability and get around on a 4-wheeled scooter. During Covid , my family and I explored on some of the trails in Concord. The more, the better! These could be a magnet to draw more people into our beautiful city.
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Susan Eberth
5 years ago
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We enjoyed a rail trail in Dutchess County, NY, it was popular and connected to walking trails and biking trails, including the walking bridge over the Hudson River. Dutchess County Rail Trail quickly became a tourist attraction and it was paved and safe
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Christopher Hanson
5 years ago
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I live in a West Concord neighborhood near this proposed trail and I know it would greatly improve the lives of everyone in West Concord and Penacook by giving walkers and bikers a safe way to get to downtown Concord.
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The city has officially approved the acquisition of the Northern Line corridor. This outcome reflects the commitment of the 1,148 people who signed this petition. We will now turn our attention to the planning phase to ensure the trail meets the needs of our community.
The number of signatures continues to rise as we approach our target of one thousand. Please direct your contacts to this page today so that we may reach our goal before the upcoming council review.
May 12, 2021
The petition reached one hundred signatures today. This support demonstrates a clear interest in transforming the abandoned rail corridor into a community resource.
Reached 100 supporters
May 11, 2021
May 9, 2021
The momentum behind this petition is substantial as we draw near our first milestone of one hundred signatures. Please take a moment to forward this link to your neighbors so we can reach this target before the upcoming city council review.
412 Comments
R
Rob Mack
5 years ago
Featured
This is a long-sought 'missing link' in what will be a major rail-trail route across our scenic state. And this new trail also provides user access to beautiful downtown Concord. This legacy project will be here for us, our children, our grandchildren and well beyond!
K
Ken Wenger
5 years ago
Featured
I just finished a rail trail from Pittsburg to Cumberland, MD. I witnessed first hand the economic benefits for the towns along the trail. Concord now has that same opportunity and would be wise to embrace the opportunity. The potential of the Northern Rail trail is enormous!
T
Ted Roche
5 years ago
Featured
I have ridden the portions of the Northern Rail Trail and Concord-Lake Sunapee trails and support the organizations that build them. I regularly ride (and dine! and shop!) in Concord and would welcome access to more of the city via the MRGT.
D
Deborah Bruss
5 years ago
Featured
I have a walking disability and get around on a 4-wheeled scooter. During Covid , my family and I explored on some of the trails in Concord. The more, the better! These could be a magnet to draw more people into our beautiful city.
S
Susan Eberth
5 years ago
Featured
We enjoyed a rail trail in Dutchess County, NY, it was popular and connected to walking trails and biking trails, including the walking bridge over the Hudson River. Dutchess County Rail Trail quickly became a tourist attraction and it was paved and safe
C
Christopher Hanson
5 years ago
Featured
I live in a West Concord neighborhood near this proposed trail and I know it would greatly improve the lives of everyone in West Concord and Penacook by giving walkers and bikers a safe way to get to downtown Concord.
This is a long-sought 'missing link' in what will be a major rail-trail route across our scenic state. And this new trail also provides user access to beautiful downtown Concord. This legacy project will be here for us, our children, our grandchildren and well beyond!