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Demolition Of Maryland’s Key Bridge Is About To Begin - MSN
The tear-down is on. Crews will begin dismantling what’s left of the Francis Scott Key Bridge "on or about" Monday, July 7, marking a major step in Maryland’s massive rebuild project, the ...
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Demolition of Key Bridge’s remaining structure set to begin in July
Pre-construction work began on Jan. 8 to support the rebuilding of the Key Bridge, which included geotechnical investigations, surveys and mapping and property inspections.
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Demolition of existing Key Bridge expected to begin in July
BALTIMORE (WBFF) — Demolition of the existing structures of the Francis Scott Key Bridge is expected to begin on or about July 7, weather permitting, the Maryland Transportation Authority (MDTA ...
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Largest crane on the Eastern Seaboard arriving to start removing ...
BALTIMORE -- Crews working to clear the steel frame of the collapsed Francis Scott Key Bridge and the 984-foot cargo ship that felled it face "an incredibly complex job" - one that is essential ...
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Final Key Bridge demolition set for early July - Baltimore Sun
Demolition of the remaining Francis Scott Key Bridge structures is expected to begin July 7, more than a year after a container ship collision caused the bridge to collapse, the Maryland ...
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Baltimore bridge collapse: Reopening Port of Baltimore could take weeks ...
The Chesapeake 1000 - the largest crane on the East Coast - arrived Friday to help clear debris from where a 213-million-pound cargo vessel slammed into the Francis Scott Key Bridge, destroying ...
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Dramatic video shows moment Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge ...
MORE: The history of Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge State officials confirmed Tuesday that traffic was stopped just before the bridge collapsed. The I-695 bridge goes over the Patapsco ...
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Baltimore Key Bridge collapse: Salvage team recovers body of another ...
BALTIMORE -- The body of one of the three victims who had been unaccounted for following the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse has been recovered, Baltimore's Unified Command said Monday.