posted by Joe Polk at 2:25 PM /
A proposed Mt. Lebanon Veterans Memorial got a big boost on Monday when Duquesne Light announced it will donate $220,000 to add hundreds of tiny lights that would symbolize soldiers lost all around the world.
The Power of Light grant will allow Mt. Lebanon to move forward with the design as originally intended by Garfield-based Loysen & Kreuthmeier Architects. Construction bids exceeded the amount raised for the memorial so the municipality made the lights an option that could be funded and built separately, municipal spokeswoman Susan Morgans said.
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The Power of Light grant will allow Mt. Lebanon to move forward with the design as originally intended by Garfield-based Loysen & Kreuthmeier Architects. Construction bids exceeded the amount raised for the memorial so the municipality made the lights an option that could be funded and built separately, municipal spokeswoman Susan Morgans said.
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- www.pittsburghlive.com/x/pittsburghtrib/news/pittsburgh/s_760070.html (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
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