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City breaks ground on PATH trail
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Dignitaries break into the ground of the future Olde Town portion of the PATH multi-use trail, which will run from the Ga. International Horse Park through Olde Town and the Nancy Guinn Library over Parker Road bridge. Left to right: Jonathan McCaig, project manager for the Olde Town portion of the PATH trail, City Councilmember Vince Evans, Mayor Randy Mills, PATH Foundation Vice President Pete Pellegrini, City Councilmember Cleveland Stroud, City Councilmember Marty Jones, City Councilman Chris Bowen, City Councilman Gerald Hinesley
Conyers broke ground on the Olde Town portion of the PATH trail on Tuesday morning, bringing to fruition a plan that had been years in the making. The multi-use trail is designed for use by walkers, runners and bikers and partially funded by the PATH foundation, which builds and guides the construction of greenway trails across the metro Atlanta area. “We are trying to create further connectivity with the bike path/walking path the city is donating to the community,” said Mayor Randy Mills at the ceremony.