AVALON – The borough’s replacement boardwalk at 30th Street opened to the public April 6.
Public works spent February and March months working on the boardwalk, when weather permitted.
Public Works has completed all boardwalk work on its own in order to save the borough some expenses.
The new boardwalk ends just north of the Community Hall at 30th Street.
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