Don Armstrong

In 2017, during a routine assessment of the TH 41 Bridge 37D in Hartland, which traverses Route I- 91, bridge inspectors with the State of Vermont Agency of Transportation (VTrans) observed areas of heavy saturation, cracking, and efflorescence in the deck and pier caps. This evidence of deterioration led them to classify the deck and joints as being in “poor” condition. However, the superstructure and substructure were in “good” and “fair” condition, respectively.

Check out the East Tennessean’s new YouTube channel For a video preview of the Mary B. Martin School of the Arts fall calendar, follow the link to the East Tennessean’s NEW YouTube channel. Also on the channel so far for the fall semester: Two episodes of the MountainGeek podcast and a tailgating showcase of ETSU’s first game at William B. Greene Jr. Stadium. https://youtu.be/M7tiEfskuxM Check back each week for new videos from ET videographer Justin Grayson. Related

(Photograph courtesy of ETSU Bucs) On Sept. 2, the East Tennessee State football team played their first game in their new home, William B. Greene Jr. stadium, downing the Limestone Saints 31-10. The energy from the opening kick was ecstatic with a 9,530 attendance. With the toss, Limestone deferred to the second half and the Bucs started with the ball.