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Construction will close Princeton road Monday morning

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Bear Creek Road in Princeton will close Monday from 8:30 a. m. to noon for the installation of a large-diameter culvert. This construction will impact traffic near the Hatter Creek Road junction, prompting motorists to seek alternative routes. The Highway District office in Moscow encourages residents to plan ahead to minimize disruptions.

Eric Sutton, a representative from the office, is available for inquiries at (208) 882-7490 or northlatah@gmail. com. This construction project is part of broader infrastructure improvements aimed at enhancing road safety and drainage systems in the region. Local officials stress the necessity of these upgrades to accommodate increasing traffic and prevent flooding. By keeping the public informed, they aim to ensure safety and reduce inconvenience during the roadwork.

Such efforts reflect a commitment to maintaining and improving local transportation infrastructure.

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