City Submits Riverfront Grant Application
Warren officials have submitted a $1 million grant to the Appalachian Regional Commission, hoping to secure the final piece of funding for the first phase of Allegheny Riverfront development.
The first phase of the project includes the installation of a boat ramp, a stairway, and a floating dock to facilitate access for boaters and pedestrians.
"This isn’t just a total shot in the dark," said Chad Yurisic, city engineer. "We think we’re getting closer."
According to Yurisic, the city has reached the third hurdle for the initial phase of the project, with construction expected to begin in the spring.
Author's summary: Warren submits grant for riverfront development.
More News
- Suspect in Charlie Kirk killing can wear street clothes in court amid ‘extraordinary’ attention | Fulton Sun
- Report: Food Companies Are Not Effectively Meeting Demand for Plant-Based Proteins - vegconomist - the vegan business magazine
- Trump’s Leadership Challenges Democrats’ Distorted Narrative Effectively
- Spicy Tomato And Sausage Rigatoni
- MLB: The Last 10 World Series MVPs
- GSK secures rights to Syndivia’s ADC asset for prostate cancer
- Nanoscale Pixels to Advance Compact Augmented Reality Eyewear
- Investors call for more plant-based proteins from food manufacturers and retailers: FAIRR
- Cisco and G42 Deepen US-UAE Technology Partnership to Build Secure, End-to-End AI Infrastructure in the UAE
- The Tech Circus: AI, Venture Capital, and Elon Musk's Wikipedia Remix