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63rd Street South in Haysville closed for railroad repairs

By Wil Day,

14 days ago

WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) — A busy street in Haysville has been closed for repairs.

The City of Haysville says it was notified this morning that Union Pacific will replace the railroad tracks across 63rd Street South between Southern Street and Mabel Street, near Plagens Carpenter Park, as seen on the map below. The road will be closed to traffic between Broadway and Seneca until work is complete.

The work is expected to take three days to complete. Through traffic must continue south to Grand Avenue to access 63rd Street via Broadway or Seneca.

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