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How Herndon is making 3-block stretch near downtown safer for pedestrians

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New sidewalks and crosswalks are coming to a three-block stretch in Herndon, Virginia. The project will focus on the south side of three blocks along Elden Street. Most of the project will be funded using $2.5 million approved by the National Capital Region Transportation Planning Board.

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How Herndon is making 3-block stretch near downtown safer for pedestrians

New sidewalks and crosswalks are coming to a three-block stretch in Herndon, Virginia. (WTOP/Scott Gelman) New sidewalks and crosswalks are coming to a three-block stretch in Herndon, Virginia. (WTOP/Scott Gelman) New sidewalks and crosswalks are coming to a three-block stretch in Herndon, Virginia, as part of a plan to make the area near the town’s downtown neighborhood safer for pedestrians. The project will focus on the south side of thre…

1 month ago·Washington, United States

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