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CONSTRUCTION ON PIONEER WAY STARTING MONDAY 1110

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Utility companies will begin construction on Pioneer Way starting Monday, November 10, to enhance fiber optic services. The project will involve removing sidewalk panels and replacing utility vaults, which are essential for modern communication infrastructure. City officials report that the upgrades aim to improve service quality for both residents and businesses in Oak Harbor. Temporary disruptions may occur during the construction period, and residents are advised to stay informed about the timeline. This initiative reflects a growing demand for high-speed internet services in the area.

Communication companies are investing in infrastructure to meet these needs. The project aligns with broader efforts to modernize utilities in the region. Enhanced fiber optic services are expected to support local economic growth.

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