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Memorial Bridge will be shut down for repairs starting March 15, 2022

PARKERSBURG, W.Va. (WTAP) -The Memorial Bridge will close temporarily as the full rehabilitation process begins. The bridge will be closed to traffic when construction starts on Tuesday, March 15 and will reopen in approximately 45 days. A full examination of the current bridge deck and steel superstructure is needed. This requires a total bridge closure. Full-scale […]

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Memorial Bridge to Close Temporarily as Rehabilitation Begins

Memorial Bridge will close temporarily as the full rehabilitation process begins. The bridge will be closed to traffic when construction kicks off Tuesday, March 15 and will reopen in approximately 45 days. A full examination of the current bridge deck and steel superstructure is needed. This requires a total bridge closure. “Although our goal was

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Construction starts Monday on Memorial Bridge

PARKERSBURG, W.Va.(WV MetroNews) – Travelers can expect single lane closures on the Memorial Bridge Monday as crews begin preparation work on a major reconstruction project. The first phase of the project includes repairing structural steel supports. Ken Szeliga, vice president of construction and operations at United Bridge Partners, told MetroNews the bridge, which connects West

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Memorial Bridge contractor leases site from Parkersburg Utility Board

$50M rehabilitation project expected to begin in March PARKERSBURG (News and Sentinel )— The lead contractor on the $50 million Memorial Bridge rehabilitation has a new base of operations near the site. The Parkersburg Utility Board recently approved a lease with Kokosing Construction Company Inc. for a temporary office and lay down area between the

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Memorial Bridge sale clears first reading at Parkersburg City Council

Parkersburg City Council President Zach Stanley, left, speaks during Tuesday’s council meeting at the Municipal Building as Councilmen Chris Rexroad and Austin Richards listen. (Photo by Evan Bevins) PARKERSBURG (News and Sentinel)— The first reading of an ordinance authorizing the sale of the Memorial Bridge to a private entity was approved on first reading by

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