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Gay Street Bridge to reopen in Phoenixville

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The Gay Street Bridge in Phoenixville has received a facelift and a soon-to-be new name – the Veterans Memorial Gay Street Bridge. The bridge, due to be reopened Oct. 16, has been under construction since April 2008. Both pedestrian and vehicular travel will be restored between downtown Phoenixville and North Side. Just in time for the Firebird Festival.

Written by Edmund Choi

October 15, 2009 at 7:20 PM

Upper Providence approves 34 new homes

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Amid protest from residents, Upper Providence Supervisors approved a subdivision plan submitted by Toll Brothers for 34 single-family homes on 62 acres. Residents from Hasson Road near Route 29 were among those in attendance voicing concern about the single access point for the new development.

Written by Edmund Choi

May 5, 2008 at 7:41 PM

Rt. 422 corridor brings booming business

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Over the past 30 years, the corridor from Upper Merion and the Schuylkill River in West Norriton to the Berks County line has experienced tremendous residential development. More recently, a boom in retail and commercial development has turned the Rt. 422 corridor into a more resident-friendly alternative to the King of Prussia mall. Michael Stokes, assistant director of the county planning commission, reports that there is almost 3.5 million square feet in newly built or proposed retail and commercial development along the 15-mile stretch of Rt. 422.

Written by Edmund Choi

March 6, 2008 at 5:35 PM