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Thursday, May 8, 2008

Celebrating ONSL’s Bike Connections

Bike St. Louis, Great Rivers Greenway, and the City of St. Louis held a ribbon-cutting ceremony in Old North St. Louis this afternoon to celebrate the opening of 57 miles of additional on-street Bike St. Louis routes throughout the city and a couple of neighboring municipalities.
Above: Fifth Ward Alderwoman April Ford Griffin was one of the distinguished guests sharing comments with the crowd of neighborhood residents, friends and bike enthusiasts who gathered at Blair & St. Louis Avenue for the celebration.
Above: Mayor Francis Slay joined Alderwoman Ford Griffin and other dignitaries for the official ribbon-cutting. Below: Both the Mayor and Alderwoman took time to pose for photos with some of Grace Hill’s Americorps Trail Rangers.

For more information and a downloadable map of the entire 77 miles of dedicated bike lanes and shared traffic lanes in the Bike St. Louis system, visit the Bike St. Louis website.

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