Using tongs, Jim Moran sticks a long, thin piece of wire into the small but very hot fire of the blacksmith’s forge.
When he removes the metal, the tip is white hot.
For more than a year, dozens of workers from the Mayfield-based Delaney Construction have labored in a failing culvert that carries a 1,800-foot-long segment of what was once the Brandywine Creek under Interstate 890....
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