WMHT Specials

Documentary Sneak Peek: Joe Fama

Clip: Special | 3m 37s

In 1954, a federal act leading to the construction of America's Interstate system kickstarted urban renewal at the cost of neighborhoods across the country. One such construction was the Hoosick Street Bridge, and Former Executive Director of TAP, Inc. Joe Fama sits down with WMHT to discuss the impact of the structure.

Aired: 10/12/21 | Rating: NR

Support provided by Chat and Karen Opalka & The Troy Savings Bank Charitable Foundation.

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