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Event Kicks Off Three-Mile Long Weekend Festival Celebrating Chicago’s Next Great Park Mayor Rahm Emanuel was joined today by Senator Dick Durbin, officials from The Trust for Public Land, the Chicago Park District…
· News ReleasesThe Bloomingdale Trail, or 606, has spent over ten years in the making, and the long awaited rails-to-trails project that stretches from Humboldt Park to Bucktown will finally open to the public this weekend….
· ArchivesChicago Sun-Times Maudlyne Ihejirika View video on the Sun-Times’ website A 10-foot-wide path flanked by 2-foot-wide running tracks where tracks of the train kind once lay, fledgling trees and scenic landscaping, beckoned the horde…
· ArchivesHUMBOLDT PARK — Mayor Rahm Emanuel on Tuesday praised the potential unifying impact of The 606 project and its elevated Bloomingdale Trail, which cuts through four city neighborhoods and is set to open on…
· ArchivesFrom the air, it resembles a thin gray ribbon, stretching almost endlessly as it wends its way through a thicket of factory smokestacks and cheek-by-jowl houses. Closer to the ground, it becomes intimate, a…
· ArchivesThree-mile long festival planned for JUNE 6-7, 2015 The Trust for Public Land (TPL.org) invites you to enjoy music, dancing, processions, and hands-on family activities that celebrate the community spirit that launched this park…
· News ReleasesRedEye Steven Vance West Town Bikes and students at five Chicago elementary schools are planning a spectacle for The 606’s grand opening on June 6. All the schools are within a couple of blocks…
· ArchivesABC7 Chicago Paul Meincke Watch the video on ABC7’s website More than $90 million has been spent to turn part of the old Bloomingdale Rail Line into a park that is more than…
· ArchivesRedEye Leonor Vivanco The railroad tracks that once carried freight cars full of Schwinn bicycles and Hammond organs are gone, replaced with a smooth concrete path for cyclists and soft rubber shoulders for runners….
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