💨 Abstract
Elm Street in Bethesda, Maryland, has been closed to through traffic for seven years due to Purple Line construction, severely impacting local businesses. The Barking Dog restaurant, along with over 100 other businesses, has faced challenges such as lack of access and parking, noise disruptions, and reduced customer traffic. Maryland's Department of Transportation offered grants to affected businesses, with The Barking Dog receiving one to offset revenue loss.
Courtesy: wtop.com
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