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State Route 67 is set to undergo lane reductions due to essential tree trimming operations that will affect traffic flow between College Street and State Route 88. From 9 a. m. to 4 p. m.

today and Wednesday, the road will be restricted to one lane to allow crews to work safely along power lines. Flaggers will be stationed to direct traffic and minimize disruptions. Local drivers should be aware of potential delays and are advised to proceed with caution in the work zone. The trimming is necessary to ensure the safety of the power lines and prevent future outages. This advisory highlights the importance of maintaining infrastructure while prioritizing public safety.

Residents and commuters are urged to plan alternate routes if possible. The advisory serves as a reminder to stay informed about local traffic conditions.

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