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Brooklyn Bridge Rehabilitation
March 28, 2013
It is a landmark and an icon -- but for the approximately 139,000 daily motorists, pedestrians, and cyclists, the Brooklyn Bridge remains, simply, a vital East River crossing. So when the New York City Department of Transportation launched its $509 million bridge-rehabilitation project in early 2010, commuters could start looking forward to a new bridge roadway and widened ramps by 2014.
 
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