Saw Mill River sees the light of day in downtown Yonkers
After nearly a century of being covered in concrete, the Saw Mill River is finally visible in downtown Yonkers. A grand opening ceremony is taking place today for phase one of the multimillion-dollar
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Dec 6, 2011, 8:07 PM
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After nearly a century of being covered in concrete, the Saw Mill River is finally visible in downtown Yonkers.
A grand opening ceremony is taking place today for phase one of the multimillion-dollar "Saw Mill Daylighting" project.
The river was covered in order to make a parking lot in 1920s.
The festivities are taking place at the Yonkers Metro-North train station in Larkin Plaza.
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