Taking A Look
Crews are pictured Tuesday morning inspecting the Furniture Mart Building in Jamestown a week after several bricks fell to the ground. A portion of West Second Street, at Washington Street, has remained closed to traffic. Crystal Surdyk, city director of development, said previously the road would remain closed until a contractor from Buffalo could inspect the building to “ensure public safety.”
P-J photos by Timothy Frudd
Crews are pictured Tuesday morning inspecting the Furniture Mart Building in Jamestown a week after several bricks fell to the ground. A portion of West Second Street, at Washington Street, has remained closed to traffic. Crystal Surdyk, city director of development, said previously the road would remain closed until a contractor from Buffalo could inspect the building to “ensure public safety.”
P-J photos by Timothy Frudd
Crews are pictured Tuesday morning inspecting the Furniture Mart Building in Jamestown a week after several bricks fell to the ground. A portion of West Second Street, at Washington Street, has remained closed to traffic. Crystal Surdyk, city director of development, said previously the road would remain closed until a contractor from Buffalo could inspect the building to “ensure public safety.”
P-J photos by Timothy Frudd
Crews are pictured Tuesday morning inspecting the Furniture Mart Building in Jamestown a week after several bricks fell to the ground. A portion of West Second Street, at Washington Street, has remained closed to traffic. Crystal Surdyk, city director of development, said previously the road would remain closed until a contractor from Buffalo could inspect the building to “ensure public safety.”
P-J photos by Timothy Frudd
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- Crews are pictured Tuesday morning inspecting the Furniture Mart Building in Jamestown a week after several bricks fell to the ground. A portion of West Second Street, at Washington Street, has remained closed to traffic. Crystal Surdyk, city director of development, said previously the road would remain closed until a contractor from Buffalo could inspect the building to “ensure public safety.” P-J photos by Timothy Frudd
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- Crews are pictured Tuesday morning inspecting the Furniture Mart Building in Jamestown a week after several bricks fell to the ground. A portion of West Second Street, at Washington Street, has remained closed to traffic. Crystal Surdyk, city director of development, said previously the road would remain closed until a contractor from Buffalo could inspect the building to “ensure public safety.” P-J photos by Timothy Frudd
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- Crews are pictured Tuesday morning inspecting the Furniture Mart Building in Jamestown a week after several bricks fell to the ground. A portion of West Second Street, at Washington Street, has remained closed to traffic. Crystal Surdyk, city director of development, said previously the road would remain closed until a contractor from Buffalo could inspect the building to “ensure public safety.” P-J photos by Timothy Frudd
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