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Detroit’s streets are getting a major upgrade with a $58 million plan to repave 44 miles of residential roads and 17 miles of major thoroughfares, including Kercheval and Vernor. The city’s also tearing down two bridges over the Dequindre Cut, rebuilding roads near Factory Zero, and adding a greenway connector. Historic Virginia Park gets new brick pavers, while Michigan Avenue and West Grand Boulevard get fresh streetscapes. Work has already begun on the east side, where residents—many who’ve reported potholes for nearly 20 years—welcome the overdue attention. This follows a $10 million sidewalk repair initiative, with alleyways next in line. The project aims to wrap up by year’s end, promising smoother commutes and a more connected city for all.

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