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The city plan to redevelop MLK Blvd that would actually reduce it from six lanes to four with a center turning lane has been vigorously opposed by the residents of the area, it seems, but they could do a better job of communicating that message to people in the other parts of the city.
Does that mean that the city plans will go through because there is not coordinated community action?
@Simon_Schuster


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