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Change of plans: New traffic patterns rescheduled

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9 years ago

October 19, 2017

The Town of Front Royal has been notified that Wagman Construction has rescheduled the work they will be doing to change the traffic patterns on Strasburg Road at Riverton to the new quadrant road to next Monday, October 23^rd.

There will be anticipated traffic delays in the Riverton area from 9am – 3pm, while they are working.

Front Royal Police Department and Warren County Sheriff’s Office will be assisting with traffic control during those times.

Motorists are asked to use caution while traveling in this area and be aware of crews working.

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