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Covington commission hears 4th Street Bridge options, talks COV sculpture, central riverfront, more - NKyTribune - Vimarsana News

Covington commission hears 4th Street Bridge options, talks COV sculpture, central riverfront, more - NKyTribune

By Ryan ClarkNKyTribune reporterFour options for Fourth Street. The city wanted to make sure everyone saw them — and they wanted all residents to know that their feelings can and will be heard

Companies win award for work on OKC's First Americans Museum - Vimarsana News

Companies win award for work on OKC's First Americans Museum

The FAM, a 125,000-square-foot, $125 million new landmark at 659 First Americans Blvd., has earned an award for companies involved in its construction.

Town Approves $20,000 Contract for Richmond Hill Road Sidewalk Project - Vimarsana News

Town Approves $20,000 Contract for Richmond Hill Road Sidewalk Project

The Board of Selectmen on Tuesday voted in favor of a $20,000 contract with a Meriden-based company to help with a project that will take advantage of the state’s plan for a summer-long shutdown of the Metro-North Railroad’s New Canaan branch line. The town for years has planned to install a new sidewalk on Richmond […]

Repairs to a Wilton road may exceed funding limit, officials say - Vimarsana News

Repairs to a Wilton road may exceed funding limit, officials say

The work needed for Scribner Hill Road could cost more than what the selectmen are able...

Tree Clearing, Bridge Projects Wetlands Topics - Vimarsana News

Tree Clearing, Bridge Projects Wetlands Topics

SOUTHBURY — The Inland Wetlands Commission continued a show cause hearing for tree clearing and heard a preliminary discussion for bridge work in town at its meeting on Tuesday, March