Task without end
Crews hustling to patch city's pitted streets
Some are small gouges the size of a boot, and others look like sinkholes nearly large enough to swallow a car. Across the city, cratered roads have made driving feel like navigating a minefield, where one unlucky turn could easily destroy a tire or worse. (Full article: 1061 words)
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