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Kennewick Could Soon See New 63-Mile Trail System Linking Foothills to Columbia River Shoreline

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By The Registry Staff A transformative vision is taking shape in Kennewick that could redefine how residents experience their city. According to a report from the Tri-City Herald, a proposed trail system, dubbed "Wigeon Way" after the region's native dabbling duck, aims to convert 40 miles of existing canal roads into a network of walkable […]

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