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NewsMay 26, 1996

The Cape LaCroix Creek Recreational Trail concept was broached to Cape Girardeau voters in 1988 when city officials started a campaign to gather support for a sales tax to pay for a flood-control project. The 9-mile round-trip trail designed for hikers and bikers called for a blacktop or concrete pathway varying in width from 6 to 8 feet, snaking its way through parks, past benches, along and over the creek and under streets...

The Cape LaCroix Creek Recreational Trail concept was broached to Cape Girardeau voters in 1988 when city officials started a campaign to gather support for a sales tax to pay for a flood-control project.

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The 9-mile round-trip trail designed for hikers and bikers called for a blacktop or concrete pathway varying in width from 6 to 8 feet, snaking its way through parks, past benches, along and over the creek and under streets.

Eight years later, officials are eyeing the end of the project, with a completion date of 1997. More than a mile of the trail is open.

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