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Downtown construction is once again delayed

Tre Lopushinsky
By Tre Lopushinsky

A new completion date has been set for construction on 50 Avenue between 44 Street and 47 Street. The road is now set to be done by September 10.

The original completion date was set for mid-July, however, has been rescheduled a few times. The closure was due to water and sewer mains being replaced across from city hall. The construction started at the beginning of the summer and is set to be complete by early September.

Tre Lopushinsky
Tre Lopushinsky
It's Tre "the Giant Employee", doing that evenings/weekends on 106.1 The Goat. I am bringing my overall weirdness to the earholes of Lloydminster. I know this guy other guy named Tre Lopushinsky who does news. He's a real professional, informing Lloydminster on what's going on.

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