When snow goes away, potholes take center stage in Inland Northwest
When snow goes away, potholes take center stage in Inland Northwest
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Street Department workers Tom Daves, left, Kelly Stevens, center, and Alex Mizner patch holes in the asphalt on Washington Street, north of Spokane Falls Boulevard Friday, Jan. 21, 2022. Midwinter pothole repair requires heating up cold patch materials to help it adhere to the roadway.
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Street Department worker Kelly Stevens, left, holds a clattering machine that will pack the patching material into a pothole as Alex Mizner, right, deposits patching material on Washington Street, north of Spokane Falls Boulevard Friday, Jan. 21, 2022. Midwinter pothole repair requires heating up cold patch materials to help it adhere to the roadway.
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Street Department workers Tom Daves, left, Kelly Stevens, center, and Alex Mizner patch holes in the asphalt on Washington Street, north of Spokane Falls Boulevard Friday, Jan. 21, 2022. Midwinter pothole repair requires heating up cold patch materials to help it adhere to the roadway.
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Traffic has worn and dislodged the surface of Washington Street on a bridge over the Spokane River and the hole awaits repair Friday, Jan. 21, 2022.
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Street Department workers Kelly Stevens, left, and Alex Mizner patch holes in the asphalt on Washington Street, north of Spokane Falls Boulevard Friday, Jan. 21, 2022. Midwinter pothole repair requires heating up cold patch materials to help it adhere to the roadway.
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Street Department worker Kelly Stevens, center, uses a machine to pack asphalt mix into a pothole Friday while Alex Mizner, left, and Tom Daves fill more holes in the road surface on Washington Street, north of Spokane Falls Boulevard. Midwinter pothole repair requires heating up cold patch materials to help it adhere to the roadway.
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