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West Skyline Parkway rehab project proceeds

By: John Ramos

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John Talarico works on the Bardon Peak Overlook retaining wall, June 26, 2025. Credit: John Ramos
John Talarico works on the Bardon Peak Overlook retaining wall. Credit: John Ramos

The western three miles of Skyline Parkway (between the Magney-Snively parking area and the Becks Ro...

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1 COMMENT

  1. John

    Started reading you before the paywall and enjoyed your bulldog spirit. Finally subscribed on this article, because I grew up in Smithville and walked, biked, and drove this road my whole life. Great report–thanks.

    Also, you were way ahead of everyone on the developer of the fiasco happening on the Central High School site.

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