Norwalk breaks ground on $5.5M Wall Street renovation
The project will feature sidewalk construction, bike lane installation and road improvements, funded by $5.5 million in federal dollars.
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Oct 30, 2024, 12:31 PM
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Updated 8 days ago
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The project will feature sidewalk construction, bike lane installation and road improvements, funded by $5.5 million in federal dollars. The initiative aims to attract more businesses to the area.
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