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ROAD WORK ON OLD TRAIL ROAD

August 23, 2006 The Waynedale News Staff

Tuesday morning, August 15, 2005 the crews were tearing up the old concrete on Old Trail Road. Work was progressing as a Bobcat operator controlling an air-hammer, broke apart concrete. The Bobcat was followed by a back-hoe, which loaded the old pavement into a large dump truck. Another Bobcat followed up the procession, preparing the roadway
for repaving.

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