Honoring the Workers Who Rebuilt I-95 in Philadelphia

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Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro, Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney, and others celebrated the hundreds of construction workers who helped build Interstate 95's temporary fix in South Philadelphia. The workers were honored for their hard work and dedication, which resulted in the temporary rebuild happening faster than anyone expected. The celebration included food catered by Northeast Philadelphia eateries, Sweet Lucy's SmokeHouse and Curran's Irish Inn, both heavily impacted by the collapse. The workers' efforts were praised as a testament to teamwork, and work on the permanent bridge will begin this week.
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