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The Dayton skyline is changing this week

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By Ty Greenlees
Dec 11, 2017
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The Dayton skyline will be changing slightly this week. The large telecom microwave transceivers located atop the AT&T building downtown Dayton are being dismantled and hauled away.

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The Dayton skyline will be changing slightly this week. The large telecom microwave transceivers located atop the AT&T building downtown Dayton are being dismantled and hauled away. The 100 block of North Wilkinson Street has been closed to traffic between E. Second and E. First streets for the use of a crane to complete the work throughout the week. Tons of aluminum from the antennae horns and structural steel will be salvaged from the work. TY GREENLEES / STAFF

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The 100 block of North Wilkinson Street has been closed to traffic between E. Second and E. First streets for the use of a crane to complete the work throughout the week.

The Dayton skyline will be changing slightly this week. The large telecom microwave transceivers located atop the AT&T building downtown Dayton are being dismantled and hauled away. The 100 block of North Wilkinson Street has been closed to traffic between E. Second and E. First streets for the use of a crane to complete the work throughout the week. Tons of aluminum from the antennae horns and structural steel will be salvaged from the work. TY GREENLEES / STAFF

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Tons of aluminum from the antennae horns and structural steel will be salvaged from the work.

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