18th Street

Photo of the Day: It’s Back!

Christine Bush

26 Jan 2013 — 1 min read

It’s back, #SouthSlope! Thanks, DOT! And @slopenews! yfrog.com/obnvwprj

— Liza (@zealousidler) January 26, 2013

A very happy @zealousidler reports that the crossing signal at 18th Street and 5th Ave, which disappeared last week, is back. Thanks, DOT!

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