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Officials break ground on four-mile extension of EPCAL recreation trail

by Jun 8, 2018
Officials today held a ceremonial groundbreaking for the four-mile extension of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Trail, a multi-purpose paved athletic trail planned to eventually be extended around the entire perimeter of the enterprise park.

With funds coming to finish paving EPCAL bike path, disagreement over final location threatens to delay completion

by Jul 26, 2016
Riverhead Town has landed another $150,000 to help it complete a biking/hiking trail at the Calverton Enterprise Park, but what to do about an unpaved section of the trail remains in dispute.

Closing public trails for hunting season? Closures by town, county and state anger cyclists and hikers

by Oct 12, 2015
“This is when Long Island looks its best,” said Steve Kuhl, a member of Riverhead's alternative transportation committee. “This is the optimum season right now, not only for cyclists, but anyone who hikes or walks."

Sampling of material intended for EPCAL bike path indicates it contains lead, zinc and pesticides: town engineer

by Feb 27, 2015
State environmental regulators issue Riverhead Town a warning letter on materials stockpiled at EPCAL, which the state says came from an unauthorized facility and must be removed from the site. Tests indicate the materials can be used for industrial purposes, such as roadbed, relieving the town of potentially expensive disposal costs.
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Riverhead closes EPCAL bike path this month due to deer-hunting on site

by Jan 6, 2015
The bike path and surrounding areas at the Calverton Enterprise Park have been closed by the town for the month of January due to deer-hunting season, which opened Jan. 4 and continues through Jan. 31, and this year includes weekends.
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With $200,000 in new county funding, dream of a paved bike path looping around EPCAL comes closer to reality

by Dec 17, 2014
The Suffolk County Legislature Monday unanimously approved $200,000 in funding toward the completion of a planned 8.9 mile paved bike path in Calverton.