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Millwood Avenue construction, resurfacing begins

Millwood Avenue in Columbia, South Carolina will be getting new safety features as crews begin construction work.

By: WLTX.com

Apr 26 2024
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According to Representative Seth Rose, the project will bring new road surfaces, restriping, and a crosswalk near Dreher High School. Example video title will go here for this video Example video title will go here for this video COLUMBIA, S.C. — Mul... [2308 chars]

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