Mass. marks a major milestone as the Federal Highway Administration approves the Final Environmental Impact Statement for the Cape Cod Bridges Program. This approval ends the federal review process, clears the way for permits and unlocks more than $1 billion in funding to replace aging bridges, improving safety congestion and regional connectivity….
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