Snake River Gateways Project work begins at Moose Landing
Phase three of the Snake River Gateways Project is underway at the future Moose Landing in Grand Teton National Park.
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Upcoming events abound at Idaho Falls Zoo
The zoo is open daily for the 2023 season, and June has some really emus-ing events planned for everyone at Idaho Falls Zoo.
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3 things to know this morning – June 14, 2023
Here’s what you should know to start your Wednesday.
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A second round of cleanup after flash flooding in Bonneville County
More cleanup Tuesday from the aftermath of Monday evening’s downpour.
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Military convoy to travel on Idaho Falls roads Wednesday
The Idaho Army National Guard’s 1st of the 148th Field Artillery Regiment will move tracked vehicles along state roads from the Idaho Falls Training Area to its Idaho Falls Armory during the day on Wednesday, June 14.
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1 year after historic Yellowstone flooding
It has been one year since the flooding in Yellowstone National Park.
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Pocatello nurse practitioner fined, surrenders license for unlawful prescriptions and fraud
An Idaho nurse practitioner consented to judgment against her after admitting she unlawfully prescribed controlled substances and submitted false claims to Medicare while working for AmeriHealth in Pocatello, announced U.S. Attorney Josh Hurwit.
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Shoshone-Bannock Tribes swear in new leadership
The Shoshone-Bannock Tribes officially swore in and seated a new Fort Hall Business Council (FHBC) in the Tribal Business Center Council Chambers on Tuesday.
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AAA reminding drivers to be prepared before hitting the roads
This summer travel season is expected to be quite busy. Before taking that road trip, AAA is reminding drivers the importance of having trusted emergency vehicle travel kits.
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US Census reports most Idaho cities growing despite some losing residents
The U.S. Census Bureau released population estimates for Idaho cities and towns for 2021-2022 and confirmed state population is still growing.
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BLM to conduct prescribed burn west of Malad
actual ignition date and time will depend on fuel and fire weather conditions.
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Chris Young coming to Pocatello Aug. 17
Country music star Chris Young is coming to southeast Idaho this summer.
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Rigby FFA brings home state championships
Rigby FFA Chapter participated in 11 career development events, winning two and placing in the top four in six events.
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Medicaid members offered free credit and theft protection monitoring after possible data breach
At this time, there is no evidence any of the potentially exposed information has been used.
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ISU President Satterlee announces retirement
After more than 25 years to Idaho higher education, Idaho State University President Kevin Satterlee announced Monday he will retire on Dec. 31.
Continue Reading 3 things to know this morning – June 13, 2023
Here’s what you should know to start your Tuesday.
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Hunter mistakenly shot and killed grizzly bear
A male grizzly bear was mistaken for a black bear by a hunter, who reported the incident.
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Moderate fire danger in Yellowstone
The parkwide fire danger level for Yellowstone National Park is now moderate.
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Suspect in Idaho student killings wants more time to respond to prosecutor’s request for alibi
By Andy Rose and Elizabeth Joseph, CNN (CNN) — Bryan Kohberger – charged with stabbing four University of Idaho students to death last year – is asking a judge for more time to decide whether to offer a formal alibi in the case. Kohberger’s public defender, Anne Taylor, said in a motion filed Friday in
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Idaho gas prices near $4
Now the school year is in the rearview mirror, Idaho families are hitting the road on summer vacation, and gas prices are rising in response.
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Rexburg Pride brings protests, supporters
REXBURG, Idaho (KIFI) – The Rexburg Pride event at Porter Park took place amidst controversy and protests. Drag queen performances in the park, with children in attendance, is at the center of the controversy. “They had advertised that they are going to do drag queen shows, so we’re here to stand as protectors between performers
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New way to apply for Bannock County building and zoning permits
Bannock County Planning and Development is implementing a new software to make it easier for contractors and developers to apply for building and zoning permits.
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Rock removal between Challis and Clayton
The Idaho Transportation Department began the removal of loose rock along the rock face of the hillside along SH-75 between Challis and Clayton on Monday.
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INL to host STEM Camps for grades 1-12
Idaho National Laboratory is running STEM Camps for Students in grades 1-12. The camps focus on teaching students age-appropriate science research methods and ways to solve real-world problems.
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East Idaho Credit Union breaks ground on new branch in Driggs
East Idaho Credit Union broke ground on their new branch in Driggs on June 1.
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Rise Up – Teen and Child Crisis Center celebrates opening
Rise Up – Teen and Child Crisis Center of East Idaho is a free voluntary center serving youth ages 12-17.
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Cities with the worst commute in Idaho
Stacker compiled a list of the cities with the worst commutes in Idaho using data from the Census Bureau.
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WYDOT hosting public meetings for WY 22 Corridor Project on June 14 and June 15
The Wyoming Department of Transportation (WYDOT) will be hosting two public meetings to discuss the environmental analysis and design of improvements to the WY 22 corridor.
Continue Reading 3 things to know this morning – June 12, 2023
Here’s what you should know to start your Monday.
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Motorcycle Safety Rally brings riders back to the basics
The Idaho State Police hosted a Motorcycle Safety Rally for a third year. The rally started with a breakfast in Shelley, then a quick ride to Hillcrest High School where they held the rally. The rally was to help riders and motorists learn how to be safer on the roads.
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Hitt Road expansion project begins Monday
On Monday, June 12, Knife River will begin work on the S Hitt Road (S 25th E) expansion project.
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Idaho Falls hiring event June 14 features employers with multiple job openings
Eastern Idaho employers with the highest number of job openings in the region will be at a hiring event Wednesday, June 14.
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ISU Albion Center for Professional Development to offer online courses for educators
The Idaho State University Albion Center for Professional Development has partnered with Ed3 DAO to offer a suite of online professional development courses for K-12 educators nationwide.
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Bonneville County Sherrif’s Office releases statement after truck drives into Snake River
Officials are searching for a vehicle after a truck was reported to be under water near Byington Boat Ramp on Saturday morning.
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Do’s and don’ts to help avoid common summer illnesses
With warmer weather finally arriving, the Wyoming Department of Health (WDH) wants residents to enjoy favorite activities while also avoiding certain illnesses often linked with summer fun.
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Tips for your new teen driver
AAA offers these tips to help your teen enhance their driving skills and stay safe this summer.
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Avoid and report possible harmful cyanobacterial blooms in Wyoming waters
Officials want to remind the public to avoid and keep animals away from harmful cyanobacterial blooms (HCBs) and to report suspected blooms and bloom-related illnesses.
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New Tribal Department of Energy director
The Shoshone-Bannock Tribes hired a new Director for the Tribal Department of Energy.
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New charter school coming to Bonneville County
A new charter school is being built in Bonneville County to allow students to connect their education to a purpose in a brand new way.
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Celebrating local gems in Idaho
IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI) – Idaho Senator Jim Risch and the Idaho Department of Commerce are celebrating the fourth annual Support Local Gems initiative, which serves as an all-day event on June 9 to support Idaho small businesses. Idahoans are invited to Support Local Gems by giving their business to their favorite local shops and restaurants. Idahoans can get involved by shopping at a small
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Judge rules on who may make victim impact statements at Lori Vallow’s sentencing
Three relatives will be allowed to make victim impact statements at Lori Vallow-Daybell’s sentencing.
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Bingham farmer concerned about possible water curtailment
Adam Young grew up on his family’s farm outside of Blackfoot and now he helps run it.
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Rexburg residents ask for city ordinance to ban drag shows
The Rexburg City Council heard a presentation about a proposed ordinance that would ban drag shows in the city.
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Idaho Falls Police sports new wheels
The Idaho Falls Police Department is excited to give us an exclusive look at some new wheels.
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Property tax estimator not available for 2023
The Idaho State Tax Commission’s property tax calculator won’t be available to help Idahoans estimate their property taxes for 2023 as a result of recent legislation.
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Hoback Junction South closed to commercial vehicles and trailers
Beginning Friday, June 9, Hoback Junction South will be closed to all commercial vehicles and trailers due to road damage located north of the Deer Creek Heights Subdivision entrance.
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“Shiny Side Up” motorcycle safety rally event revs up Saturday
Admission is free and goes from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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Judge weighs challenge to gag order in University of Idaho killings
A judge overseeing the case against a man charged with killing four University of Idaho students is set to hear arguments over a gag order that largely bars attorneys and other parties in the case from speaking with news reporters.
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3 things to do this weekend – June 9, 2023
Here are some events going on in your local neighborhood this weekend.
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Here’s what you should know to start your Friday.
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Idaho Falls Library introduces new restricted library cards for children under 18
IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI) – The Idaho Falls Public Library has introduced new library cards for children under 18. Parents will be able to choose if their child should have a restricted card or unrestricted care. The new restricted cards allow parents to limit the type of content their children are exposed to. All restricted card
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Wyoming DEQ celebrates 50-year anniversary with Proclamation
Governor Mark Gordon celebrated the Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) 50th anniversary by signing a proclamation at the Capitol.
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Officials warn visitors of hazards in and around the Moose Fire that burned in 2022
There may be hazards associated with traveling adjacent to and entering burned areas, so use caution when entering these areas.
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Grand Teton rangers seek information on individuals harassing bison calf
Fortunately, the calf was successfully reunited with its herd, but often these interactions result in euthanizing the animal.
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New Pocatello indoor turf facility announced
The Pocatello community will soon have an indoor turf facility capable of hosting practices for a variety of team sports.
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Idaho Falls firefighters raise more than $54K during Fill the Boot
For the third consecutive year, firefighters from Idaho Falls surpassed the amount of money they raised the previous year during the annual Fill the Boot campaign.
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Madison County Transfer Station to close for 3 weeks
The Madison County Transfer Station will be closed for three weeks starting June 19.
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Partnership to make watershed safer from wildfire
The State of Idaho and the Forest Service officially consider themselves to be Good Neighbors now after signing a Good Neighbor Agreement earlier this year.
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2023 Jackie Caivano Scholarship winners announced
Recipients of the 2023 Jackie Caivano Scholarship have been selected.
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Idaho Free Fishing Day this Saturday
Idaho Free Fishing Day returns this Saturday, June 10 this year.
Continue Reading 3 things to know this morning – June 8, 2023
Here’s what you should know to start your Thursday.
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AAC giving high schoolers another option after graduation
The American Auto College is giving high school students another option after graduation if traditional college isn’t their preferred route.
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Idaho High School State Rodeo puts on a show in Pocatello
The Idaho High School State Rodeo Finals are taking place this week at the Bannock County Event Center in Pocatello.
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Island Park boil order continues
A boil order continues for the people living in Island Park.
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US Department of Justice honors 2 Pocatello Police members
Two members of the Pocatello Police Department were honored this week by the US Department of Justice.
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Construction comes back to popular Rexburg intersection
Construction has once again come to a popular Rexburg intersection.
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Boise gas prices top $4 mark, Pocatello and state average not far behind
Drivers in the Treasure Valley are noticing an unpleasant change at the pump Wednesday morning.
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Crews to conduct nighttime roadway striping beginning Thursday
Crews will be striping traffic markings on WYO 390 Village Road and US 89/189/191 for the next couple weeks, weather permitting.
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Idaho Falls Power to conduct routine inspection of power poles
Idaho Falls Power will begin a routine process to test the structural integrity of its power poles in the City of Idaho Falls this summer.
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Pocatello, Chubbuck join 4th annual Support Local Gems Initiative
Idahoans are encouraged to support Idaho small businesses Friday, June 9, 2023.
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EIRMC nurses recognized for excellence in clinical care
Eastern Idaho Regional Medical Center nurses were recently recognized with the HCA Healthcare Unit of Distinction Award for driving excellence in clinical care.
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Fred Meyer now accepts EBT payment for SNAP online grocery orders
Fred Meyer announced Wednesday it will now accept EBT payment for all online grocery orders.
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Pedestrian improvements project on South 5th Avenue and Jason Avenue
The project will install a raised median, a crosswalk, a rectangular rapid flashing beacon at the crosswalk, sidewalks and improved signage.
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Idaho State Police Forensic Services receive Foresight Maximus Award
The Idaho State Police Forensic Services (ISPFS) has been awarded the Foresight Maximus Award which is presented by The American Society of Crime Laboratory Directors (ASCLD).
Continue Reading 3 things to know this morning – June 7, 2023
Here’s what you should know to start your Wednesday.
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Train crew rescues local man from icy water
Last month, a Union Pacific train crew made a selfless decision to save a local man from icy water.
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Morton Buildings opens new facility in Pocatello
Morton Buildings is now open for business in Pocatello.
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Approval for Idaho phosphate mine reversed after judge rules US didn’t assess prairie bird impact
A federal judge has yanked the U.S. government’s approval for a phosphate mining project in southeastern Idaho.
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Idaho’s 2022 average hourly wage increases to $24.69
Idaho’s average wage for all occupations increased by $1.64 to $24.69 per hour for 2022.
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June 2023 Water Supply Outlook Report released
The above normal snowpack has yielded a good water supply year with above normal reservoir storage across Idaho.
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Idaho Falls Police launches Project Home Safe
The Idaho Falls Police Department is launching a new program that will help children or adults with mental disabilities in the event they go missing.
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Keep Idaho’s wildlife wild by leaving lone fawns be
Idaho Department of Fish and Game offices receive calls every spring about fawns that appear abandoned, but that is rarely the case.
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DEQ awards nearly $19 million to four drinking water and wastewater systems across Idaho
The Idaho Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) announced Tuesday the award of $18,484,665 construction grants to four drinking water and wastewater systems.
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New state record tiger trout set in southeast
MONTPELIER, Idaho (KIFI) – A new “certified weight” state record for tiger trout has been set.
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Police seek public’s help to find runaway
Bonneville County Sheriff’s deputies are asking for the public’s help in locating a runway juvenile from the Idaho Falls area.
Continue Reading 3 things to know this morning – June 6, 2023
Here’s what you should know to start your Tuesday.
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Expect delays on Highway 22 Tuesday
Highway 22 traffic will be restricted and commuters should anticipate delays of up to 20-30 minutes while the helicopter transfers loads off the mountain to a trailer.
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The Idaho Falls Water Division is repairing a water service line near the 500 block of Skyline Drive.
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Law enforcement reminds us to take extra steps when hauling items
Tuesday June 6, 2023 is Secure your Load Day, dedicated to raising awareness about why it is so important to insepect your haul and be sure it is securely fastened.
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Idaho gas price woes continue while national average holds steady
While gas prices could resemble a roller coaster ride this summer, Idaho drivers are already starting to feel some uncomfortable twists and turns at the pump.
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Idaho Falls City Council approves new dog park
Dog owners in the Idaho Falls community may soon have another place to take their furry friends to run free.
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Governor Little proclaims June 5 – 9 as Summer Food Service Program Awareness Week
Free meals are available to Idaho children this summer at sites across the state.
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Pocatello Regional Airport to host second Airport Master Plan open house June 6
You are invited to attend an upcoming open house hosted by Pocatello Regional Airport to learn more about the update of the “Airport Master Plan.”
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June 6 webinar focuses on Idaho’s labor force, business climate
A panel of labor economists will be highlighting the first ever Idaho Employer Climate Survey results during an Idaho Department of Labor webinar, June 6.
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Dr. Mary Thompson selected as one of winners of Esto Perpetua Award
For nearly 30 years, Dr. Mary Thompson worked as a collections manager for the Idaho Museum of Natural History in Pocatello.
Continue Reading 3 things to know this morning – June 5, 2023
Here’s what you should know to start your Monday.
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Carousel horse grazing in Rexburg museum now has a name
During the events of the devastating Teton Dam Flood in 1976 the Centennial carousel that has called Rexburg’s Porter Park home for over 100 years, a horse from the carousel now calls the Museum of Rexburg its stable.
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The Memories came flooding in for Rexburg’s Flood Of Memories event
To honor the memory of the flood and everyone it affected at 2:25 pm Saturday June 3rd 2023 city welcomed people to the Romance Theather where instead of water flooding the room it was the memories of that day.
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Evening temporary closures on Northeast Entrance Road in Yellowstone
This segment of road will close so that construction crews can conduct safe blasting operations.
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Water service repair on Lincoln Road June 5
Both east and westbound traffic will be reduced to a single lane through the construction zone.
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