University Heights volunteers working hard to preserve Aqueduct Walk
News 12’s Marisa Marcellino spoke with members of the Friends of Aqueduct Walk to hear about their efforts to maintain the walkway for the community.
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6ds agoA volunteer group in University Heights are hard at work to preserve Aqueduct Walk, which sits on top of the old Croton Aqueduct between West Kingsbridge Road and Burnside Avenue.
News 12’s Marisa Marcellino spoke with members of the Friends of Aqueduct Walk to hear about their efforts to maintain the walkway for the community.
