A surprisingly deep trench appeared on Elm Street, in front of Mamma Lucia at Bethesda Row yesterday.
It has the appearance of a utility pipe dig of some sort, but nothing is posted to inform people about what's going on there.
Bethesda news, restaurants, nightlife, events and openings, real estate, crime reports and more - the way only a lifelong Bethesda resident like Robert Dyer can bring it to you. Everything you want and need to know about Bethesda, plus special investigative reports you won't find anywhere else. The must-read blog for breaking Bethesda news, when you want to be the first to know.
A surprisingly deep trench appeared on Elm Street, in front of Mamma Lucia at Bethesda Row yesterday.
It has the appearance of a utility pipe dig of some sort, but nothing is posted to inform people about what's going on there.
After belatedly restarting work on downtown Bethesda sidewalks, the MDSHA is finally making some progress.
Unfinished sidewalk construction has bedeviled pedestrians up and down Wisconsin Avenue since the summer. Trip-and-fall surfaces abounded, and dangerous jaywalking was encouraged in spots.
Now, as these photos demonstrate, bricks have been laid at the corner of Fairmont and Wisconsin. Other spots remain in shabby condition. Let's hope all of this is finished by the Inauguration, to spare us further embarrassment when tourists pour into our fair city.