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I thought I sent this to you yesterday, but maybe not. Sorry if I did and you are getting it twice. I was wondering if you tell me where exactly Mt. Harmony Road is. I am aware of Mt. Hermon Road, but I know I must be mistaken. Thanks
SALISBURY — The Maryland Department of Transportation’s State Highway Administration today began a project to resurface nearly four miles along the northbound Route 13 Bypass (Salisbury Bypass) between Route 350 (Mount Harmony Road) and Route 13 Business (Fruitland Boulevard) in Salisbury.Weather permitting, the $1.8 million project will be complete by early December.
SHA crews will patch, mill and resurface the northbound Route 13 Bypass in Salisbury. Single- lane closures are expected between 7 a.m. and 6 p.m., Monday through Friday.
Variable message signs, temporary traffic signs, and drums will guide motorists through the work zone. More than 30,000 vehicles on average travel along the Salisbury Bypass each day, so motorists should plan extra travel time through the construction zone."
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On an unrelated note, does anyone have a completion date for the Rt 50/Tilghman Road project? It's been going on for months.
ReplyDeleteIf they are paving NORTHBOUND from Mt. Hermon Rd, they won't be going anywhere near Rt 13 (FRUITLAND Blvd). This had to be printed by the Daily Slime.
ReplyDeleteAmerican Paving in Eden is doing the Tilghman Rd project. Call them and ask. The people in there are nice and would be able to give you a projected date of completion.
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