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Goodbye to the Rail Towers: Where the Walk Bridge Project Stands and What’s Next

Summary by Coastal Connecticut Times
Construction is heating up on the Walk Bridge project in Norwalk as the 130-year-old swing bridge is getting replaced.
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Goodbye to the Rail Towers: Where the Walk Bridge Project Stands and What’s Next

Construction is heating up on the Walk Bridge project in Norwalk as the 130-year-old swing bridge is getting replaced.

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Coastal Connecticut Times broke the news on Monday, September 21, 2026.
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