Annual Roads and Sidewalk Restoration Program Update

Sarah Brush
As you may already be aware, the following roads are part of the Annual Roads and Sidewalk Restoration Program and are scheduled for paving work, weather permitting, continuing the week of July 13th:

Salem Street: Leanne Drive to Johnson Street
Johnson Street: Salem Street to Andover Street
Andover Street: Johnson Street to Dufton Court

Traffic delays, detours and raised castings should be expected if travelling within these areas. A town representative will be on site during construction. We appreciate your understanding. For any questions, please do not hesitate to reach out to the engineering department. Thank you.

Annual Roads and Sidewalk Restoration Program Update

Sarah Brush
As you may already be aware, the following roads are part of the Annual Roads and Sidewalk Restoration Program and are scheduled for paving work, weather permitting, beginning July 8th:

Salem Street: Leanne Drive to Johnson Street
Johnson Street: Salem Street to Andover Street
Andover Street: Johnson Street to Dufton Court

This work is scheduled to take place OVERNIGHT. Expected work hours are from 7:30 PM to 5:30 AM

Traffic delays, detours and raised castings should be expected if travelling within these areas. A town representative will be on site during construction. We appreciate your understanding. For any questions, please do not hesitate to reach out to the engineering department. Thank you.


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LSP – PVT Daniel S. Judge Square

Town of North Andover, MA
The next Lawrence Square Project:
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Killed in Combat in the Korean War
Daniel S. Judge Square
July 9 (Thursday)
4pm
Intersection of Lowell St and Winter St
A blurb from Lawrence City Councilor Marc Laplante's research and portion to be published:
“Soon he was back to Korea. By late January 1951, Judge’s division was part of a counteroffensive against the Chinese troops who began pushing the United Nations’ forces southward months earlier. Meanwhile, in Lawrence on Valentines Day 1950, Judge’s mother was preparing cookies and chocolates to send to her son when she received a knock on the door with news that her son was missing. It would be another month before the Army would announce that Judge was killed on January 30, 1951.”
Joe