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MassDOT anticipates that crews from White-SkanskaConsigli Joint-Venture (WSC) will complete the $255 million Longfellow Bridge rehabilitation between Cambridge and Boston in June 2018. The project will restore the historic bridge, built in 1908, including rebuilding its iconic “salt and pepper” towers. The bridge is a crucial link between the two cities and is an important regional connection. The project began in March 2013 and is being funded by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and the Federal Highway Administration. The bridge is 2,135 ft. (650.7 m) long and has a deck width of 105 ft. (32 m). The existing structure has two vehicle lanes in each direction, and accommodates 28,000 cars and trucks daily, as well as cyclists and pedestrians. The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority’s Red Line also uses the bridge. see lONgFEllOW page 16
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Testing operators’ skills on this John Deere 85G excavator was just one of W.I. Clark company’s competitions for the day. Whoever could set this ball on the designated props without hitting the side cones, in the fastest amount of time would win, and Aaron Nezvesky of Snow’s Farm did just that.
he W.I. Clark Company celebrated the first day of fall by hosting a customer appreciation day on Sept. 22 at its Wallingford, Conn., location. This family owned and operated business began in 1920 with Winfred Ira Clark selling parts off the back of a motorcycle. In 1925 he opened his first location in New Haven, Conn., selling Ingersoll Rand equipment and parts. W.I. Clark was very involved in the creation of many of the roads that exist in Connecticut today, and over the course of 90 successful years in business, has expanded into Connecticut’s premier John Deere, Hamm/Wirtgen/Vogele, Kleemann, LeeBoy, Hitachi, Doppstadt and Eager Beaver dealer with 88 employees and three locations throughout the state. see ClArK page 10