Downtown Greenville is looking spiffy: new crosswalks, sidewalks, bike lanes and streetlights.
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Almost done!

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Downtown Greenville is sporting new curbs, bike lanes on both side of the road and more stringent parking. Next up? Landscaping. Photos by Maggie Wells

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