Buckhannon officials target Ritchie and Fayette streets for sidewalk upgrades
Buckhannon's Consolidated Works Board has decided to prioritize sidewalk upgrades on Ritchie and Fayette streets, citing poor conditions and accessibility concerns, before addressing improvements on South Florida Street.
Mayor Robbie Skinner (file photo)
Monica Zalaznik
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