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Two Bridges in the Heart of Montpelier
Jan 24, 2024 · This holiday season Montpelier Alive covered the Langdon Street Bridge with small white lights and illuminated the North Branch flowing under it with blue spot lights. The Rialto Bridge, just 60 yards downstream from the Langdon Street Bridge, serves as a viewing platform for this visual treat, highlighting the importance of bridges and rivers to our community. The Rialto Bridge, built in 1916 ...
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Lights Over Water: Montpelier’s Historic Bridges to Shine in …
Nov 7, 2024 · By Vivian Ladd Tomasi for Montpelier Alive For the first time, on Nov. 16, seven key bridges will be illuminated in Montpelier’s historic downtown. The capital city has almost two dozen highway, railroad, vehicular, and pedestrian bridges crossing the four rivers that flow through it. Later this month, Montpelier Alive will transform these utilitarian structures into sparkling gateways into ...
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The Bridge, a free, independent, and local newspaper serving Central Vermont, aims to strengthen the bonds between the people and communities of Central Vermont by covering the stories that matter most to them and providing a platform for communication. Within our pages, you can engage with political and business leaders, investigate the region’s most important issues, share perspectives ...
Volunteer Hub Shifting Operations - The Montpelier Bridge
Sep 1, 2023 · The Volunteer Hub in Montpelier will be shifting operations to remote coordination and administration to better serve current community needs beginning next week. “We’ve seen the needs of the community change in the recent weeks, so we’re evolving our operations to better meet those needs at this time,” said Marek Zajac, an AmeriCorps employee with the Montpelier Parks and Trees ...
City Responds to Concerns About Country Club Road Process
May 10, 2023 · Apparently responding to concerns about a lack of hydrologic, geologic, and engineering data about the Country Club Road Project raised by city councilor Tim Heney, Montpelier consultant Stephanie Clarke emphasized that Phase I is intended to provide a “vision” for development of the property. “It is not a capital investment plan, but a concept plan that will be incorporated into the ...