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Sidewalk project begins in Sandy Springs

By April Hunt
March 8, 2010

Construction has begun on a long-awaited sidewalk project in Sandy Springs.

Weather and other problems delayed the new sidewalks on Lake Forrest Drive, between Northwood and Hammond drives.

Work began on the project earlier this month. The $530,000 project is expected to be finished this summer.

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