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    Construction Roundup – Spring 2010

    Spring is in the air, and so are construction cranes. Many of the ongoing developments located in and around Downtown are moving forward quickly with construction now that the weather has warmed up again. Below are photos taken around town today at various construction sites including The Franklin County Courthouse, Grandview Yard, Children’s Hospital, City Center / Columbus Commons, The Annex at RiverSouth, Neighborhood Launch, The Jackson, The Commons at Buckingham, The Scioto Mile, Flats on Vine, The Whitney Condos and The Main Street Bridge.

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