Trail dedication in Gladstone
Deborah Prescott | Daily Press
The Delta County Non-motorized Trails (DCNT) organization held a ribbon cutting ceremony to officially open the Little Bay de Noc Trail Tuesday. DCNT board members Tony Lambert, Laurie Johnson, Lori Aho, Kathy Mason and Howie Wilson gathered at the trailhead with Gladstone community members and officials. Grants and donations made the trail a reality. DCNT will work with the city of Gladstone to maintain the trail.
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