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Public Works to close portion of Chestnut Street for Fire Hydrant Replacement on 4/23

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On Wednesday, April 23, Public Works will temporarily turn off the water on Chestnut Street, from River Street to Waldron Avenue, for a fire hydrant replacement.

Work will occur from approximately 7:30 AM to 5:00 PM. Please note that Chestnut Street will also be closed to through traffic during this time.

For questions or concerns, contact Public Works at (603) 332-4096.

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