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Major upgrades complete on a busy stretch of GW Parkway
A four-year, $167 million rehabilitation project on the northern end of George Washington Memorial Parkway has been completed, featuring infrastructure upgrades like paving, drainage, and stone wall restoration. Officials including Jen Madello, Don Beyer, Mark Warner, and Doug Burgum celebrated the project's completion, emphasizing bipartisan collaboration and the parkway's role as a historic gateway to Washington, D.C.
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