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Roadway grinding to begin on Tyler Parkway

By Edward Segal,

6 hours ago

BISMARCK, ND ( KXNET ) — On Monday, Sept. 16, nighttime roadway grinding operations will begin on Tyler Parkway.

The grinding will take place between Century Avenue and I-94, as well as on Burnt Boat Drive, within one block of its intersection with Tyler Parkway.

The damaged concrete panels have already been replaced, and the next phase is to grind the roadway to make your ride smooth.

The operations will occur from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. over a span of two weeks, weather permitting.

The roads will remain open, but flaggers will control traffic near the grinding machines.

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