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Youngsville Drivers Sound Off After Mayor's Roundabout Safety Reminder

Youngsville Mayor Ken Ritter is urging drivers to slow down and yield as residents raise concerns about the Fortune Road roundabout. Continue reading…

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Youngsville Drivers Sound Off After Mayor's Roundabout Safety Reminder

Youngsville Mayor Ken Ritter is urging drivers to slow down and yield as residents raise concerns about the Fortune Road roundabout. Continue reading…

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