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Expect delays during daylight hours February 23
Officials from the US Army Corps of Engineers have announced a single day of repairs for the Sagamore Bridge on Thursday, February 23. Weather-permitting, light fixture repairs will be made during daylight hours.
The work will require that traffic be confined to one lane in each direction. Motorists should expect delays during peak morning and afternoon travel times.
All four lanes of traffic on the Bourne Bridge will be open, according to the USACE.
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