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Railroad Construction to Close Portions of Atwood Street Starting Nov. 12

Work is scheduled at the northwest corners of the railroad crossings at Fourth and Sixth avenues along Atwood Street.

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The Longmont Leader

Railroad Construction to Close Portions of Atwood Street Starting Nov. 12

Work is scheduled at the northwest corners of the railroad crossings at Fourth and Sixth avenues along Atwood Street.

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