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Published: March 16, 2013 3:00 a.m.

Beam me up

Chad Ryan | The Journal Gazette
A worker from Fetters Construction Inc. helps guide a large steel structure over Calhoun Street as it is unloaded from a flatbed trailer Friday morning. Fort Wayne police closed Calhoun between Murray and Wallace streets to allow the delivery and will close the same section again on Monday. The beam will be used to build an overhead walkway.

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