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Temporary safety upgrades coming to South Boston intersection where 4-year-old was killed

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A memorial at the intersection of Sleeper and Congress Streets where 4-year-old Gracie Gancheva was killed after being hit by a vehicle, as seen Saturday. The City of Boston plans to make temporary safety upgrades to the South Boston intersection. (Chris Van Buskirk/Boston Herald)
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A memorial at the intersection of Sleeper and Congress Streets where 4-year-old Gracie Gancheva was killed after being hit by a vehicle, as seen Saturday. The City of Boston plans to make temporary safety upgrades to the South Boston intersection. (Chris Van Buskirk/Boston Herald)
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The City of Boston plans to make temporary safety upgrades at a South Boston intersection where a 4-year-old was killed last weekend.

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