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“People, pets, children and elderly live on Main Street. Our animals have been hit, sometimes killed. A dog was hit most recently on Saturday, Oct. 30.” She stated that she agrees with Bryant Lee’s suggestion for Washington to install rumble strips to alert drivers to slow down as they enter the village. Many business owners and residents have informally discussed this issue and most seem to agree that Sperryville would benefit from rumble strips too. Crosswalks, signage?
Finally, Thomas asked a question that has been coming up at meetings of the Sperryville Business Alliance for over one year:
“What happened to our crosswalks and signage for Main Street?”
This is a question that many business owners, including myself, have asked but never seem to get answered. I was told last year at this time that the signage would be complete by November 2003. Here we are, an entire year later, and still nothing has happened.
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