Ironwood Daily Globe
By BRIANNE COOK [emailprotected] HURLEY — The Iron County Outdoor Recreation Enthusiasts, otherwise known as ICORE, is encountering several hurdles to the construction of a Hurley-Montreal leg to the Iron Belle Trail. Hurley City Council members discussed the situation at their April 15 meeting, before new council members were sworn in at the most recent Tuesday meeting. The non-motorized trail would provide a scenic hike between the communities of Montreal and Hurley.
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By BRIANNE COOK [emailprotected] HURLEY — The Iron County Outdoor Recreation Enthusiasts, otherwise known as ICORE, is encountering several hurdles to the construction of a Hurley-Montreal leg to the Iron Belle Trail. Hurley City Council members discussed the situation at their April 15 meeting, before new council members were sworn in at the most recent Tuesday meeting. The non-motorized trail would provide a scenic hike between the communities of Montreal and Hurley.
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