Ninth Avenue in downtown Seattle reopens after street mural is covered up

Ninth Avenue in downtown Seattle has reopened after a street mural was covered up. The mural had caused a weeks-long closure because the paint could not be removed.
The mural, painted for an August pedestrian market, had prompted the closure of part of Ninth Avenue for weeks because the paint would not come off.
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