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Part Of The Brandywine Trail Will Close For Improvements

Author Justin Franiak
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The Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control announced part of the Brandywine Trail will close for improvements.

The closures will last until early May.

“The trail will be closed from Rockland Road to Rocky Run Bridge, which is along the trail. The small parking lot at the Rockland Road trail head will be closed for construction equipment. Closures will be marked with signage and updates will be posted to the Brandywine Creek State Park Facebook page.

The DNREC Division of Parks and Recreation will pave and complete drainage repairs to the trail, which lies over an old roadbed that was once paved with macadam. The volume of water that flows off neighboring developments and downward over the Brandywine Trail causes stone debris to wash into the Brandywine Creek. This project is approximately $475,000 from Statewide Trails and Pathways funding. The trail plan also calls for resurfacing the Brandywine Trail from Thompson’s Bridge Road to the state park’s boundary line with First State National Historical Park in the near future” according to a press release.

Nearly 90,000 walks, hikes, runs and bike rides are taken along the Brandywine Creek State Park’s portion of the Brandywine Trail annually.

Improvements to the trail will continue for the next 10 years.

The Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control

The Brandywine Creek State Park Trail Plan was implemented to guide investments into the trail for the next decade.

Those investments and improvements include surface improvements to achieve a higher level of sustainability for 8.4 miles, or 50%, Brandywine Creek State Park’s trails. The plan also aims to increase accessible trails in the park by 2.2 miles. Other goals in the plan are to ensure the trail system is safe, minimize impact to high quality habitats, and reduce erosion and associated issues.

The Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control announced part of the Brandywine Trail will close for improvements. The closures will last until early May.

The Best Breakfast In Delaware And Surrounding States

The Best Breakfast in Delaware And Surrounding States!

The folks at the websites “Yelp” and “Eat This Not That” recently learned and shared where you can find the best breakfast in every state in the United States!

Most days it’s a daily rush to get our kids and ourselves ready for work and school. We may just settle for a breakfast or protein bar, or a bowl of cereal or even worse, no breakfast at all!

Breakfast is the most important meal of the day! It seems to be something we always rush through. It’s the meal that is the base of getting our day started. But it turns out most of us skip the meal that should energize us for the start of the day.

Then there are those special occasions where we treat ourselves to a breakfast at a local diner or restaurant. A favorite weekend tradition of many is breakfast or brunch out on a Saturday or Sunday morning.

‘Eat This Not That” worked with Yelp by analyzing their Breakfast + Brunch category.

Yelp said:

“This is an all-time list of the best breakfast places in the United States according to Yelp. All the businesses on this list are in the Breakfast + Brunch category. ‘Best’ is measured using an algorithm that looks at the number of reviews and star rating for a business.”

“Eat This Not That” and “Yelp” looked over the top few breakfasts in every state and selected the BEST in each state by exceptional reviews.

Of course, WJBR narrowed down the list to our listening area for your convenience!

Now we present, The Best Breakfast In Delaware And Surrounding States!

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