Norwalk bridge dedicated to fallen soldier
Norwalk officials came together this morning to dedicate a bridge to a soldier killed in action. State Sen. Bob Duff and Mayor Harry Rilling joined family members of the late Army Spc. David Fahey
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Sep 29, 2015, 10:50 PM
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Updated 3,266 days ago
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Norwalk officials came together this morning to dedicate a bridge to a soldier killed in action.
State Sen. Bob Duff and Mayor Harry Rilling joined family members of the late Army Spc. David Fahey Jr. in dedicating the I-95 bridge over Richards Avenue in Fahey's honor.
Fahey died in Afghanistan in 2011 when an improvised explosive device went off during his patrol.
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