Lamont announces makeover for Gold Star Bridge
26 Feb 2019
Community Interest
The 76-year-old original span of the Gold Star Bridge is about to get a $300 million-dollar makeover.
That commitment was made on Tuesday by Governor Ned Lamont, not only as a safety project, but a jobs generator.
This northbound side is showing its age. Chunks of concrete are found daily, but next year the governor says work will begin and that means a win for the local economy.
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