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Category Archives: construction
So that’s how a bridge is supposed to work
What more can be said about the Rte. 16/9 bridge project, which started back in the 1950s or so at an estimated cost of about ten bucks but has finally wrapped with an estimated contract value of $8M-plusĀ (though yes, workers from contractor SPS were seen this morning fiddling with hoses and carrying around bricks, [...]
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Worker sighting at Rte. 16/9 bridge in Wellesley
Always worth noting. The latest, according to the official project website, is that the bridge construction is 73% complete.
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Latest on Rte. 16/9 Wellesley bridge: Same old, same old
WCVB TV/Channel 5′s Team 5 takes on the case of Wellesley’s most notorious bridge project, the never-ending Rte. 16/9 mess. The report notes that the project has cost taxpayers $10M-plus dollars and taken 7 years rather than originally planned 2. Latest estimate for completion: this summer. Rep. Alice Peisch, speaking for the rest of Wellesley, [...]
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Rte. 9/16 bridge "work of art" almost done
Eleven years in the works, the bridge could be done by this fall, according to Mass Highway officials. Meanwhile, Wellesley man-about-town Tory DeFazio calls the bridge a “work of art,” partially explaining the project’s length. From the Globe: “The stone work on the bridge is part of the character of the town,” DeFazio said. “It [...]


Wellesley’s Grossman’s sign going down Tuesday