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Improvements for Steele Brook Greenway Discussed at Meeting - Vimarsana News

Improvements for Steele Brook Greenway Discussed at Meeting

WATERTOWN — The team designing improvements to the Steele Brook greenway held an hour-long informational meeting for residents on Tuesday, November 14.

Watertown focuses on flooding fix - Vimarsana News

Watertown focuses on flooding fix

WATERTOWN - The Department of Public Works has completed clearing debris from beneath Pearl Harbor Memorial Bridge, part of a multiyear project to clear the Steele and Turkey brooks to address flooding in town. The debris hasn't been cleaned in 15 years, public works Director Jerry Lukowski said, an

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Watertown Department of Public Works Advises Residents of Road Closures - Vimarsana News

Watertown Department of Public Works Advises Residents of Road Closures

WATERTOWN — The Watertown Department of Public Works advises residents of the following road closures in preparation for the Replacement of Bridge No. 04409, Woolson Street over Steele Brook.

Appropriation of $498K Considered for Steele Brook Greenway Project - Vimarsana News

Appropriation of $498K Considered for Steele Brook Greenway Project

WATERTOWN — A Special Town Meeting on Tuesday, June 27, considered the appropriation of $498,900 for the design of the Steele Brook Greenway Project.

Watertown OKs $498K for greenway design - Vimarsana News

Watertown OKs $498K for greenway design

WATERTOWN - The town has voted to appropriate $498,900 from the general fund for the design of the Steele Brook Greenway. Only two residents at a town meeting Tuesday voted against spending the funds, which will be reimbursed at 80%, or $399,120, through a state of Department of Transportation grant

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