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Extensive Repaving, Sidewalk Construction To Begin On Springs-Fireplace Road This Month

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Suffolk County will begin an extensive repaving and sidewalk project along Springs-Fireplace Road starting this month.

Suffolk County will begin an extensive repaving and sidewalk project along Springs-Fireplace Road starting this month.

authorStaff Writer on Mar 3, 2020
Suffolk County will undertake a long-awaited repaving and sidewalk construction project along Springs-Fireplace Road this spring — the first phase of a two-part rehabilitation of the two main arteries serving... more

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