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Did you know... that Sumner station(pictured) was designed to resemble hop kilns, referencing the city's historical agriculture industry?
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Narrow and Traffic streets? So just clarifying, those are the names of the streets? That's weird but okeydokey. Out of curiosity is Narrow street particularly narrow? :)
Yes, they are the real names and quite accurate.
Why does the redlink 'Red Apple' pipe to ' Red Apple Markets'? Should you remove the piping if that's the actual name of the chain of stores?
Removed the red link, but I plan to put the article at "Red Apple Markets" eventually. The company is commonly referred to as "Red Apple", but that title is taken by other articles.
"two bicycle racks" - can you give any indication of how many spaces for bikes there are on the rack? I only ask as you're very specific with parking spaces, and this detail consequently highlights the lack of detail regarding the racks
Added capacities for the bike racks and lockers.
"awarded to Lumpkin General Contractor" - you previously mention a firm was based in Tacoma. Can you let us know where this contractor is based or something relevant about them?
Couldn't find any information on the contractor.
"were moved to a new facilities" - grammar
Fixed.
"on city-owned" - I'm a little confused by this. Is this the equivalent of saying "land owned by the city"
Added missing word.
"adjacent to the station in downtown" - should the word "in" be here? I'm honestly not sure.
