3 Hours Of Cribari Bridge Talk

Posted on June 17, 2016 | 3 Comments

If you missed Wednesday night’s meeting at Town Hall — the one at which the Department of Transportation heard input from Westporters about the future of the William Cribari (aka Bridge Street) Bridge — hey, no problem!

The entire 3-hour, 21-minute affair has been posted on the town website.

Just click here. Then sit back and enjoy!

The historic and controversial Bridge Street (William F. Cribari) Bridge. (Photo/Wendy Crowther)

The historic and controversial Bridge Street (William F. Cribari) Bridge. (Photo/Wendy Crowther)

 

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3 responses to “3 Hours Of Cribari Bridge Talk”

  1. Werner Liepolt | June 17, 2016 at 10:04 pm |

    Great while you’re stuck in I95 overflow on Greens Farms Road!

  2. Robbie Guimond | June 18, 2016 at 7:59 am |

    or waiting for the tide to drop to get out on the river.

  3. Susan Farley (@USS_NYC) | June 18, 2016 at 8:12 am |

    safe bet that – if there is an afterlife – William Cribari himself is totally enjoying, and I mean this in a really complimentary way because he was and clearly still is such an important asset to the character of downtown Westport, all of this activity taking place about him 😉 His namesake is worth fighting for, he really was important in solidifying the good character of downtown Westport as safe and enjoyable, pleasant.