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Mary De Luca
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Long & Foster Realtors
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Arlington, VA 22206
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Arlington’s Smart Growth Journey- Part 5 Life After Metro

June 30th, 2009 Categories: Around Arlington County, Commuting, Going Green, Rossyln, Virginia Square

The late 1970s– I66 was being built through Arlington along with the metro. Now the Arlington planners take advantage of it’s new metro stations with a 20 year plan for growth around the metro stations. These planners have given us the Arlington we know today.

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