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At 7:00am on Tuesday, December 13, over 300 construction workers from the Western Wake Freeway project donated toys to the Marine Corp Reserve Toys for Tots which will be distributed to charitable organization in Wake County. This was Raleigh-Durham Roadbuilders second annual event which generated over 1200 toys.



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NBC17
March 9, 2010
http://news.mync.com/site/news/story/49028/despite-snow-construction-of-triangle-expressway-on-schedule

Despite Snow, Construction of Triangle Expressway on Schedule
Construction of the Triangle's first toll road is on schedule and on budget. Officials broke ground on the 18-mile Triangle Expressway last September. The expressway will connect western Wake County to Research Triangle Park. It's being built in stages. A 3.5 mile section called the Triangle Parkway should open by December 2011. Another section, the 12.5 mile Western Wake Freeway, should open by the end of 2012. Contractors are working Saturdays and some Sundays to stay on schedule after losing some days to snow. "It's been wet and cold this winter. A little more than what we're used to. However we haven't experienced anything that we can't make up just yet," said Jason Peterson, the project manager for the North Carolina Turnpike Authority. The total project will cost about one billion dollars.

 

 

 




Happy Holidays! 
The entire Western Wake Freeway Project Team participated in the Toys for Tots toy drive and exceeded their goal to fill a 6 cubic yard loader bucket with toys.
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