River Town Survey
The Lewisburg River Town Team got off the ground in fall 2014. We have been running committees and projects in a number of focus areas since then, but only just this semester got teamed up with a group of Bucknell…
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Draft Plan Available For Public Review
Brian Auman and Glenn Vernon presented the Draft Greenway Plan at the public meeting on Wednesday evening, March 30, to an audience of 60 at the William Cameron Engine Company training facility. Boards displaying the north and south sections of…
Selfie Scavenger Hunt
WHAT: The Lewisburg River Town Team in cooperation with the Susquehanna Greenway Partnership want to see you go the distance during the Lewisburg Arts Festival. Visit the street fair and take it all in, from 7th Street to the…
Greenway Draft Plan Presentation March 30
In mid-2015, Lewisburg Borough engaged a design team led by Brian Auman, a landscape architect from Lewisburg, and LandStudies, an engineering firm from Lititz specializing in stream restoration to work on the S 6th St/Bull Run Greenway Planning Project. There…
River Town Year-Round
We have an electronic calendar which because of the limits on the display format for google calendars is not the easiest thing to view. This year we have updated that page to include a rundown of events (as opposed to regular meetings)…
— Walk It! Bike It! Lewisburg
That might be our name. Maybe. Other contenders, winnowed from a long list, are: Walk Bike Lewisburg Walkable Bikeable Lewisburg Lewisburg Local Motion Lewisburg Ped Power I have to admit I switched it around. The original rendition was Bike It!…
Last Call on the Greenway Survey!
On a spectrum from geometrical/traditional to natural/contemporary, what is your walkway preference? Hopefully you’ve followed the progress of the S 6th St/Bull Run Greenway Planning Project enough to know about the big design charrette we did in November. There have also…
Connectivity? What Does That Mean?
During the Lewisburg River Town Planning Public Meeting in late 2014, several focus areas were identified: Planning (for the Bull Run Greenway and along the entire waterfront), Conservation, Events, and Connectivity. The last heading refers to enabling bicycle and pedestrian…
Make Your Mark on the Park!
A public design workshop or “charrette” was held in Larison Hall at Bucknell on the edge of the Bull Run Greenway study area on November 10 to collect input from the public about their vision and ideas for the public…
How DOES the Chicken Cross This Road?
The River Town Team Connectivity Project hosted two tours recently entitled “How Does the Chicken Cross This Road?” referring to Rt 15 in Lewisburg. Both tours were well attended attesting to the high level of interest in this question. Between…