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Harding Street Closed on 1/28 for Emergency Water Repairs

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Matt Wyatt

Harding Street, from Rochester Hill Road to Preston Street, will be temporarily closed on Tuesday, January 28 for an emergency water repair. For questions or concerns, contact the Department of Public Works at (603) 332-4096.

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