Posts by Debra Karrat
Eagle Scout Of Honor
Eagle Scout Henry Lord awarded his Eagle Badge for his Summit Park Line project at the Court of Honor on January 14th. Congratulations to Henry and his proud parents Al and Lucy Lord. Below is a picture of him receiving the badge from master of ceremonies Keith Halper and Henry in front of the Park Line diorama. We hope to see more Eagle Scout projects along the Summit Park Line.
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Park Line Presentation to Summit Council, December 19, 2017
Resolution Passed By The Union County Freeholders
A resolution was passed by the Union County Freeholders to allow Union County to use the Rahway Valley Railroad right of way as a rail trail. THE CITY OF SUMMIT N E W J E R S E Y CITY HALL 512 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE SUMMIT, NJ 07901 News R e l e a s e December 19, 2017 For immediate release Summit Mayor: Nora G. Radest (908) 273-6400 City Administrator: Michael F. Rogers (908) 522-3600 Media Contact: Amy Cairns (908) 277-9418 Union County Freeholders Passes Resolution Authorizing Rail Trail Use SUMMIT, N.J., December 19, 2017 – The City of
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A Trail Grows On The Summit Park Line
“Coming Soon” Signs Decorate The Landscape of Phase I of the Park Line
A 3D diorama of the Park Line
A great afternoon at the Park Line as stairs are added to a steep part of the path.
Letter of Support for the Park Line
May 2, 2017 Dear Council Members, I’m writing to urge that you support the Parkline Project in every way possible because it addresses a huge barrier to our being ONE SUMMIT – terrible pedestrian and bike access between east Summit and downtown/central Summit. Currently we must walk or bike Springfield, Broad, Morris. That’s it. Pick your poison. I moved back to Summit with my young family in 1988. As I’ve worked with youth and other volunteer activities, I’ve had reason to move around the City a lot. I’ve always biked if I can because Summit is so compact; you can
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Sundays at the Summit Farmer’s Market.
Al Leiter shows his support for the Summit Park Line Mom & kids visiting the Park Line tent Educating Summit residents at the Summit Farmer’s Market Volunteers sign up at the Summit Farmer’s market.
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