Worker Justin Ryan (left) emerges from an 80-foot-long rebar tube on Jan. 11 before it was lowered into the ground and filled with concrete for support of a new pedestrian bridge being constructed that will connect the Everett waterfront with Grand Avenue. (Ian Terry / The Herald)

Worker Justin Ryan (left) emerges from an 80-foot-long rebar tube on Jan. 11 before it was lowered into the ground and filled with concrete for support of a new pedestrian bridge being constructed that will connect the Everett waterfront with Grand Avenue. (Ian Terry / The Herald)

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