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Maine Gov. Janet Mills is seen after signing LD 404 last month to authorize building a new 40-mile rail trail from Standish to Fryeburg, Maine. To the governor’s right is state Sen. Rick. Bennett (R-Oxford), and to her left is Dave Kinsman, Mountain Division Alliance president. (PETE DIDISHEIM PHOTO)

AUGUSTA, Maine — Maine Gov. Janet Mills recently signed a bill that will lead to the construction of a new biking/walking trail on a corridor of inactive railroad tracks that runs through Oxford and Cumberland counties.

The bill was introduced by Maine Sen. Richard A. Bennett (R-Oxford) and then passed by a large majority in the Maine Senate and House, demonstrating the Legislature’s belief in the value of investing in trails for recreation and transportation.

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Great reporting. How about a projected Start and Finish date?

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