Lane closures on Ga. 120 in Duluth will slow drivers

A new sewer line is being installed near downtown Duluth along one of the busiest roads in the city. To facilitate the process the eastbound lane of Ga. 120/Duluth Highway will be closed from Howell Street to 3301 Duluth Highway.

This construction will require the lane closure to remain in place 24 hours a day for no more than 30 days, depending on weather conditions.

Once the work on Ga. 120 is completed, additional lanes closures will be needed on Hall Circle while a sewer line is installed. This work will take another 8 weeks.

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