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Traffic alert: AT&T repairs will close lanes near N. Fulton library

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By Mitchell Northam
June 13, 2017

Communication repairs by AT&T will cause lane closures on two north Fulton County roads this week.

Sandy Springs says that lanes on Mount Vernon Highway and Hunting Creek Road will be closed at various times so the work can be completed. The stretches of these roads where the work will take place is near the Sandy Springs Public Library.

Officials say the work will take place between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. this week, Tuesday through Friday.

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