Capitol Lens | Carper tunnel syndrome

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Capitol Lens | Carper tunnel syndrome

By Bill Clark

Posted July 20, 2022 at 2:59pm

Delaware Sen. Tom Carper walks with staff through the temporary tunnel-like hallways built for the restoration of the Ohio Clock Corridor on the Senate side of the Capitol on Wednesday.

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