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Traffic Alert: Paving scheduled for Strafford Square, seek alternate routes

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Matt Wyatt
Photo by Paul Moore

Public Works reports that paving in Stafford Square is scheduled for Thursday, August 3rd, Friday, August 4th, and potentially Monday, August 7th, 2023. Heavy traffic delays are expected. Please seek alternate routes during that time period.

The project is on schedule for completion in December. The underground work has been completed and the contractor will be working there for the next few months on the above grade work.

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