Hi-Ho Towers get a fresh new look with vibrant mural
The mural is the work of artist Brian Kasper, who brought his unique vision to the iconic towers.
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yesterdayThe city of Bridgeport has unveiled its newest mural, located on the historic Hi-Ho Towers on North Avenue.
The mural is the work of artist Brian Kasper, who brought his unique vision to the iconic towers.
The Hi-Ho Towers have been a part of Bridgeport's landscape since the early 1900s, and the new mural adds a fresh and vibrant touch to the city's streets.
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