Will County Executive Jennifer Bertino-Tarrant, from left; Forest Preserve Board President Meta Mueller; Forest Preserve Executive Director Ralph Schultz; U.S. Rep. Bill Foster; former Forest Preserve Commissioner Herbert Brooks Jr.; Forest Preserve commissioners Denise Winfrey, Julie Berkowicz and Janet Diaz; and state Sen. Rachel Ventura pose with a check for a trail to link the Wauponsee Glacial Trail with historic Route 66.
Provided/Glenn P. Knoblock/Forest Preserve District of Will County
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The Forest Preserve District of Will County has received $1.1 million that will pave the way for a new trail linking the district’s longest path with Route 66 in Joliet Township.
Will County Executive Jennifer Bertino-Tarrant, from left; Forest Preserve Board President Meta Mueller; Forest Preserve Executive Director Ralph Schultz; U.S. Rep. Bill Foster; former Forest Preserve Commissioner Herbert Brooks Jr.; Forest Preserve commissioners Denise Winfrey, Julie Berkowicz and Janet Diaz; and state Sen. Rachel Ventura pose with a check for a trail to link the Wauponsee Glacial Trail with historic Route 66.
Provided/Glenn P. Knoblock/Forest Preserve District of Will County
