What I don't understand is not so much the shrinking of the roads but what they did with the sidewalks.
The expanded sidewalk at the corner of Foster and Commercial Streets in front of the DCU center has been paved over with asphalt. I really hope this was just a temporary thing for the recent state Republican and Democratic conventions. It looks terrible.
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What I don't understand is not so much the shrinking of the roads but what they did with the sidewalks.
The expanded sidewalk at the corner of Foster and Commercial Streets in front of the DCU center has been paved over with asphalt. I really hope this was just a temporary thing for the recent state Republican and Democratic conventions. It looks terrible.
Agreed... BTW, anyone know what's going on at Taco Bell on Lincoln Street? Drove by there today and it looked gutted...
Harry T
Worcester,MA
Think DCU may be expanding out?
http://www.vancouvernewsblog.com/2010/06/vancouver-cab-to-airport-costs-1200.html
Soon this fun will be yours.
Taxi driver fighting for fares to the airport.
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