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A downtown Struthers intersection closes Monday for the last phase of a water main project

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If you cut through downtown Struthers, plan ahead. starts the final phase of its multi-year, $5 million water main replacement Mon., Nov. 9, and the intersection of South Bridge and State streets closes during construction hours for three to four weeks. WKBN reports the work could take up to a month.

$5 milliondowntown Struthers water main replacement project

is starting the final phase of the multi-year project.

Sources: WFMJ, WKBN.com

Mayor Catherine Cercone Miller said closures "can create temporary inconveniences," but called the project "an important part of the continued progress we are making in downtown Struthers." Follow the posted detour signs and take it slow near the work zone.

3 to 4 weeksexpected closure of South Bridge and State streets

The intersection closes during construction hours starting Mon., Nov. 9.

Source: WFMJ

  • Closed: State Route 616, State Street crossing to Bobe Cene Way
  • Starts: Mon., Nov. 9
  • Businesses: access to all downtown shops stays open
  • Detour: signs will be posted

Sources: WFMJ, WKBN.com

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