Contractors will be working on installing new lighting fixtures along the Flag Lane bus stop March 16–20. Buses will have an altered path while work is occurring but will still utilize Flag Lane. The waiting locations along the south side next to Mooberry Track will be temporarily closed during the work period. The designated waiting locations on the north side of Flag Lane in the landscape area will still be open while work is happening.
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