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Dilapidated Structures demolition continues in Hinton

Rebecca Stalnaker by Rebecca Stalnaker
January 20, 2023
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Temporary bridge completed on Route 20

Progress on the temporary bridge that is now in place. Photo by Buck Bauer.

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Demolition of dilapidated properties continues in Hinton. A new wave of projects began on Tuesday, Jan. 17, and will continue over the coming weeks, weather permitting. A total of nine properties are on the chopping block. According to an update posted by the City of Hinton via Facebook, the addresses to be demolished include five locations on Temple Street, one on 16th Ave., one on 12th Ave., one on Hill Street and one on Grace Street.

These nine locations are in addition to two Temple Street properties that have already been demoed.

Hinton News will continue to provide updates on this project as it progresses.

Rebecca Stalnaker
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