Marlow receives ASCOG-REAP grant for storm sirens

by Toni Hopper
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An extremely old and outdated storm siren at Ash and Nabor Streets near the Marlow Cemetery entrance will be replaced later this year thanks to a $70,000 ASCOG/REAP grant. The grant will cover two new directional sirens. Photo by Toni Hopper/The Marlow Review


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