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TRAFFIC AND CONSTRUCTION

Though much of the project remains similar to its original presentation, the city made two modifications to help reduce strain on businesses.
Rod Boyer, retiring member of the Otter Tail County Planning Commission, received a standing ovation on Feb. 14 as members of the County Board presented him with a plaque for his years of service.
The tree removal is part of a $15.7 million road project set for this summer on Highway 34, but the work could have been done without touching the trees, said Jen Johnson of Detroit Lakes.
The Complete Streets Policy guides future projects to consider a balance of options for all modes of transportation, including pedestrians and bicyclists of all ages and abilities.

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The new detour and several other items were discussed at the city council meeting on Monday, Jan. 9.
In a recent Perham council meeting, City Engineer Jade Berube presented the plan for Main Street reconstruction.
Dozens of Wadena residents showed up on Dec. 8 to make their concerns known during the second of two public information open houses concerning the Highway 10 expansion project.
Past contests have yielded such clever names as “Ctrl Salt Delete” and “Snowbi Wan Kenobi,” or a nod to Minnesota native Prince with “The Truck Formerly Known As Plow.”
Crews will be milling and patching near the railroad spur track that crosses Highway 10.
The classrooms inside St. Henry's brand new school are ready for the year. The rest of the building will be ready toward the end of September.

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Hwy 200 remains closed between Mahnomen and Roy Lake for road construction, with through-traffic detoured to Highway 59, Highway 113 and County Road 39.
There is still time to comment on this project through an online survey through September 10, 2022. Find that option at www.mndot.gov/d3/projects/wadena/h10/
The Minnesota Department of Transportation will resurface and make repairs to the Interstate 94 bridge in southwest St. Cloud in Stearns County. Drivers will encounter reduced speeds and one-lane traffic, in each direction. The work begins Wednesday, Aug. 31, and is expected to be completed in mid-October.

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