Hwy. 19 project resumes

MARSHALL — Contractors are gearing up for the second half of major construction on Highway 19 (College Drive) in Marshall. On Thursday, representatives of R and G Construction said starting April 15, East College Drive will be closed between Main Street and the bridge near Liberty Park. While Main Street will remain open for now, the intersections of College Drive and West Lyon Street, West Redwood Street and West Marshall Street will all be closed, said Erika Coudron of R and G Construction. Alleyway access to that portion of East College Drive will also be closed off, she said. ...

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