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JAMAICA â The Jamaica Select Board has a decision to make about the Depot Street bridge, and that decision could cost taxpayers between $154,000 and $423,000.
Laura Stone, a civil engineer with the state of Vermont, told the board Monday night the lower cost would be for rehabbing the current bridge, which is owned by the town and is almost 100 years old, and the higher cost would be for a new bridge just upriver from the current location.
âThe Select Board can choose which direction they want to head in,â said Stone. But, she said, the board needs to make a decision before the end of the summer if it wants the bridge work to be done in 2024. A late decision could push the start date out a year, said Stone.
the obamas and spencer ackerman, senior reporter for wire and danger.com blog. thank you for being here. the war in afghanistan began on october 7, 2001 that is to say it has been ongoing for 11 years, five months and ten days, outlasted both the iraq war and osama bin laden, who was, of course the reason we went into afghanistan in the first place and this week was a stark reminder that not only is it not over but it is not even going particularly well. on sunday, an american soldier, staff sergeant robert bales was accused of going on a shooting spree and massacring 16 afghanistan civilians in their homes. he arrived yesterday at fort leavenworth, kansas, where he is being held awaiting possible criminal charges n days since the shootings, the afghan taliban has withdrawn from peace talk with us the americans n a separate incident three days later, an afghan interpreter threat tonight crash a speeding truck into secretary of defense leon panetta s plane as it was taxes on a
it has been ongoing for 11 years, five months and ten days, outlasted both the iraq war and osama bin laden, who was, of course the reason we went into afghanistan in the first place and this week was a stark reminder that not only is it not over but it is not even going particularly well. on sunday, an american soldier, staff sergeant robert bales was accused of going on a shooting spree and massacring 16 afghanistan civilians in their homes. he arrived yesterday at fort leavenworth, kansas, where he is being held awaiting possible criminal charges n days since the shootings, the afghan taliban has withdrawn from peace talk with us the americans n a separate incident three days later, an afghan interpreter threat tonight crash a speeding truck into secretary of defense leon panetta s plane as it was taxes on a run way at a military base in afghanistan. panetta was unhurt but the driver who set himself on fire in the crash, died of his injuries. this week s violence follows o