Arlington weighs allowing permanent vendor kiosks

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Arlington County is looking to liven up its plazas and parks by allowing permanent vendor kiosks much like the ones that dot the National Mall.

The county permits street vendors to sell their goods from moveable carts or card tables, but officials are considering allowing permanent, built-in-the-ground kiosks for selling such items as flowers, coffee, food or newspapers and magazines.

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