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Hwy. 205 to open with six lanes Feb. 15; expansion project ending
10 hours ago ago from The Rockwall News
By J.J. Smith. Good news for Rockwall drivers! The construction is ending and State Highway 205 will re-open as a new six-lane roadway Feb. 15, extending from Rockwall's Downtown Square south under I-30 to Sids Rd. According to an email alert from the City of Rockwall, the northbound lanes will open Feb. 11, although traffic delays are expected to last for a few more days as traffic is moved to the new lanes and traffic signals are ...
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21 hours ago ago from Max A. van Balgooy
Baltimore Road project map on exhibit. With about thirty other residents, I attended the public meeting on the Baltimore Road Intermodal Access Project at Glenview Mansion on Wednesday night, February 3. The City of Rockville is studying the entire length of Baltimore Road from the Town Center through East Rockville and Twinbrook to the city limits at Rock Creek. A bit of background Emad Elshafei, chief of traffic and ...
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