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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yesterdayMayor Harry Rilling led the groundbreaking ceremony for the Wall Street revitalization project, marking the beginning of Phase One.
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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