WASHINGTON ( DC News Now) — In the District, cleanup continued Monday after the Army’s 250 th birthday parade and festival this weekend. Crews continued removing fencing and barriers, reopening most ...

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After a weekend of celebration for the Army’s 250th birthday, roads around the National Mall are finally back open, and crews have begun restoring the area to normal.

The cleanup continued Monday morning after the parade celebrating the 250th anniversary of the U.S. Army over the weekend.

In preparation for the parade, the city installed more than 200 steel plates and rubber mats to protect D.C.’s historic streets.