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Klavon Design Associates, Inc. Landscape Architecture |
A pigeon flying over Market Square might not recognize its old roost.
Once a seedy urban acre of litter, vagrants and bus fumes, a piece of Pittsburgh’s past has regained its historic luster, thanks to its most recent $5 million renovation.
For all its charm and historical significance, Saxonburg’s Main Street is showing its age — and not in a way history aficionados prefer.
The $5.1 million Market Square construction project hit a major milestone this week: After being closed for nearly nine months, a portion of the square reopened on Monday to vehicular traffic. Sure, another portion of being closed off, but still… Think progress. The road along the interior of the square between Moe’s Southwest Grill and [...]