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Groundbreaking Ceremony Marks Start of New Rio Grande Trail Expansion

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A groundbreaking ceremony took place on June 18, 2023, to kick off the expansion of the Paso Del Norte Trail, specifically the new Rio Grande Trail. This addition will extend the trail by ten miles, enhancing recreational opportunities for residents in the area. The project is a collaborative effort between the Paso Del Norte Health Foundation and the City of Sunland Park, emphasizing the importance of outdoor activities and community health. This expansion is expected to benefit local residents by providing more access to trails for walking, biking, and other outdoor activities.

Key Details: • Groundbreaking ceremony held on June 18, 2023 • New Rio Grande Trail will add ten miles to the existing trail • Collaboration between Paso Del Norte Health Foundation and Sunland Park • Project aims to promote community health and outdoor recreation

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