By Laura B. Hayden As North Central News readers continue to wait for the reopening of the south entrance to the walking trail at the Windsor Locks Canal Trail State Park (on the Windsor Locks side) one Enfield resident foresees a brighter-than-ever future for the outdoor recreation area. Consultant William Hosley says the State has ample reason to designate it a “priority park” for improvements because of its proximity to the boom of redevelopment taking place on the Windsor Locks end of the trail. This includes the almost complete factory-to-apartment conversion of the Montgomery building (located at the end of the Trail on Main St./CT 159 at the Connecticut River) and plans for a new train station nearby, in addition to other Main Street improvements.   The added attention “could turn a good state park into a spectacular one,” says Hosley. “It already parallels the river at one of its most majestic...