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Crews Shut Down Part Of E 36th St.

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Construction crews are shutting down E 36th St. between Harvard and Indianapolis Avenues starting Tuesday.

Sanitary sewer repairs are scheduled for that stretch of road.

Work should last until Friday.

 

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