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U.S. 31 upgrade moves forward ; $291 million project scheduled to break ground in 2008
2006
Overview
State Rep. Bill Friend, R-Macy, left, discusses the U.S. 31 upgrade project on Wednesday with Carl D. Camacho of the Indianapolis firm Bernardin, Lochmueller & Associates Inc., the company that is overseeing the project. Tribune Photo/GREG SWIERCZ; Photo: c_US31announce041206a.jpeg During a news conference, [Thomas Sharp] touted the project along with several other advocates, including Dennis Faulkenberg, executive director of the U.S. 31 Coalition Inc. and state Reps. Jackie Walorski, R-Lakeville, Tim Neese, R-Elkhart, Steve Heim, R-Culver, and Bill Friend, R-Macy.
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South Bend Tribune Corporation
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