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Excellent news on a Monday.
Hopefully they will clean up the excessive amount of trash that is along the west side of the river. It is shocking and disgusting that the city and state have let it get so bad over there.
In the minds of our local and statewide political leaders mundane matters such as trash collection and street and road maintenance is the responsibility of the next administration.
Speaking trash the 86th Street exist off Keystone has significant trash. This exit is horrible not sure if it is the City or States responsibility to clean it up. Just go back from Mexico this a lot worse than I saw in Mexico. Not sure why people have to throw their trash out the window,
Is the zoo still planning on expanding? Would love to see gorillas, hippos, bats, and wolves exhibited.