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WHEELING Outdoor renovations that began in the fall of last year on West Virginia Northern Community College’s downtown Wheeling campus are nearing comple
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Photos by Scott McCloskey
Crews with Ponzani Landscaping Company of St. Clairsville add shrubbery around the large parking and green space areas behind West Virginia Northern Community Collegeâs B&O Building on Tuesday.
Outdoor renovations that began in the fall of last year on West Virginia Northern Community College’s downtown Wheeling campus are nearing completion, according to college officials.
WVNCC spokesman David Barnhart said the renovations are moving along on schedule. Crews with Ponzani Landscaping Company of St. Clairsville continue adding small trees and shrubbery around large parking and green space areas behind the school’s B&O Building and near a second parking lot near the corner of 16th and Main Streets this week.
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Photo by Scott McCloskey â Crews with Savage Construction work on an open green space and parking area project behind the schoolâs B&O Building in downtown Wheeling this week. A small section of 18th Street between Chapline and Market streets was closed off and enclosed permanently as part of the project.
WHEELING – A large lot operated by West Virginia Northern Community College getting upgraded into an open greenspace and parking area behind the school’s B&O Building in downtown Wheeling is beginning to take shape.
Crews with Savage Construction of Wheeling have been working at the site, located between Chapline and Market streets near a closed-off section of 18th Street, since early December. The project was approved during a recent Wheeling Planning Commission meeting, according to Wheeling Economic and Community Development Department Assistant Director Tom Connelly. He said that, in addition to the parking lot and greenspac