Denver poised to invest $100 million-plus in 16th Street Mall upgrades
People walk past a cracked pavement system along the 16th Street Mall Friday, Feb. 19, 2021 in Denver. The city of Denver has launched $150M of work to address deteriorating infrastructure along the mall and improve pedestrian experiences by changing the layout of the bus lanes to widen sidewalks and improve safety. (Michael Ciaglo/Special to The Denver Gazette)
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