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Lehigh Valley Projects Receive $4.8 Million in Transportation, Accessibility Funding | WDIY Local News

WDIY | By Mike Flynn,

Sarit Laschinsky

Published April 22, 2022 at 5:33 PM EDT

Bogert's Bridge in the Lehigh Parkway.

Several projects throughout the Lehigh Valley will receive $4.8 million in funding to improve transportation alternatives, and enhance mobility and public accessibility. WDIY’s Mike Flynn has the details.

(Original air-date: 4/22/22)

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Mike Flynn is the local host for WDIY's Thursday broadcast of NPR's All Things Considered.

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