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The state Attorney General announced Friday that a section of the popular trail in Andover would be open to the public while the legal dispute over a one-mile stretch continues.
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A landowner recently placed heavy concrete barriers in the path because he says his ability to use it has been thwarted.
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A federal judge ordered the state to follow its original tunnel design last year, after a group of rail trail advocates sued over a proposed redesign they considered unsafe.
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The state’s new proposal scraps a planned tunnel under a main highway access road. Cyclists say the design is unsafe and threatens a historic rail corridor.
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Railroad proponents are pushing back on a proposal to remove existing train tracks near Laconia to make way for a long-planned rail trail…