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Tom Reeves, left, of Gardiner, David Wood and Margie Warren, of Hallowell, review plans for a multi-use path in Gardiner. Officials from Maine Department of Transportation and the City of Gardiner conducted a public hearing on the development of the path at the Gardiner Boys and Girls Club of Kennebec on Thursday evening. Photo by Elise Klysa
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Tom Reeves, left, of Gardiner, David Wood and Margie Warren, of Hallowell, review plans for a multi-use path in Gardiner. Officials from Maine Department of Transportation and the City of Gardiner conducted a public hearing on the development of the path at the Gardiner Boys and Girls Club of Kennebec on Thursday evening.
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Patrick Wright, Gardiner's economic development coordinator opens a public hearing Thursday in Gardiner on a proposed multi-use path beginning at the Kennebec River Rail Trail on the west side of Maine Avenue and then crossing the Cobbossee Stream with a pedestrian bridge.
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Maine Department of Transportation Project Manager John Rodrogue, left, presents plans for a multi-use path at a public hearing in Gardiner on Thursday. The hearing, presented jointly by the City of Gardiner and Maine DOT was attended by 50 people.
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This June 30, 2016 photo shows Cobbosseecontee Stream flowing under a railroad trestle in Gardiner. There are plans to use the old trestle as part of a trail system along the stream.