Rebuilding Williams Street, brick by brick
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Stutz Excavating, Inc., workers on Thursday were replacing the bricks one at a time on Williams Street in Alton. The street was repaired from damage caused in the Flood of 2019. Williams Street is on a list of “protected” streets designated by the Alton City Council that requires bricks to be replaced after any repair.
ALTON Workers from Stutz Excavating, Inc., on Thursday were tasked with the job of replacing the bricks one at a time on Williams Street in Alton.
The street has been repaired from damage caused by the Flood of 2019. Workers have poured a concrete layer on which the original bricks will be replaced.
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A voter in Alton Precinct 24 bends over Tuesday morning to read the voting instructions before filling out his ballot in the Messiah Lutheran Church, 920 Milton Road. Show MoreShow Less
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