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FDOT road projects will cause delays in St. Johns County Aug. 10-14

by St. Augustine Record

The Florida Department of Transportation has announced several lane closures taking place Aug. 10-14 tied to continuing road projects throughout St. Johns County.

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Reporting by Lucia Viti, St. Augustine Record / St. Augustine Record

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