Duncan Street Bridge plaque refurbished

Photo courtesy of the Village of Manchester

As part of the Main Street bridge project, the Duncan Street Bridge, which has seen increased traffic over the past months as the only path over the river, received a bit of refurbishment itself. Its plaque, which, according to the Village manager Jeff Wallace, “had been hanging by a thread,” was almost unreadable. Village staff removed it and had Manchester Collision refurbish and repaint it. Bridge Contractor Anlaan reinstalled it for the Village on Friday.

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by Sara Swanson

Sara Swanson is an editor, writer and founder of the Manchester Mirror.