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Definition of greenway
: a corridor of undeveloped land preserved for recreational use or environmental protection
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That means the soccer money could be used for almost anything, including schools, parks and greenways.
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On a pretty day, office workers can take a beautiful walk across a greenway that connects each side of the river.
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Another solution for the suburbs is creating greenways — roads with little or no traffic to encourage biking and walking, Healy said.
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The former railroad line has been converted into a greenway with colorful murals and graffiti painted on the bridge abutments along the trail.
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The city has struck a deal with Conrail to purchase 76 acres of railroad property, which will be transformed into a bike and pedestrian-friendly greenway.
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The plans call for apartments, office space, a grocery store, a retail anchor, restaurants, parking, a hotel, three parks, a public plaza and a waterfront greenway that includes recreational access to the Willamette River.
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Rick Bayless will be the host chef at this seated dinner on Chicago's greenway, sponsored by the National Honey Board.
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Her body was found Thursday afternoon, lying face down in the grass, along a creek in the greenway near 128th Avenue and Monaco.
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First Known Use of greenway
1965
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