JUMP construction is in the home stretch (access required)

By: Teya Vitu January 28, 2015 Comments Off

Crane 1 came down Jan. 21 at the JUMP site after being anchored near Myrtle and 11th streets for the past two years. Its removal signals the end of the heavy lifting at Jack’s Urban Meeting Place, where construction started in January 2012. Work should wrap up some time in late spring, said Kathy O’Neill, JUMP’s ...

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JUMP construction is in the home stretch

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