[Vision2020] FW: PRESS RELEASE: Road Closure

[Tom Hansen]

Dan -

Would this happen to be an example of things to come from Latah County's
portion of the Socialist Liberal-based  Stimulus Fund that was so strongly
criticised recently (and locally)?

Tom Hansen
Moscow, Idaho

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> -----Original Message-----
> From: North Latah County Highway District [mailto:nlchd at nlchd.com]
> Sent: Thursday, April 30, 2009 9:53 AM
> To: smcclure at dnews.com; billf at lmtribune.com; editor at lataheagle.com
> Subject: PRESS RELEASE: Road Closure
>
> Press Release
> To:       Interested Media
> From:   Dan Carscallen, Clerk, North Latah County Highway District,
> (208) 882-7490, nlchd at nlchd.com
> Date:    April 30, 2009
> Re:       Park Road Closure
>
> The North Latah County Highway District has commenced with a bridge deck
> replacement project where the Park Road crosses the Potlatch River near
> the Boulder Creek Campground.  The Board of Highway District
> Commissioners has decided to issue a closure to through traffic through
> the month of May.  Deary road foreman Dan Payne says that the work is
> going smoothly as can be expected and, barring any unforeseen
> circumstances, should be completed by the end of May.
>
> Local residential traffic will be allowed through the construction area.
>
> If there are any questions, please call the Deary Maintenance shop at
> (208) 877-1101 or the North Latah County Highway District office in
> Moscow at (208) 882-7490, or via email at  <mailto:nlchd at nlchd.com>
> nlchd at nlchd.com
>
>
>
> Dan Carscallen, Clerk
> North Latah County Highway District
> 1132 White Avenue
> Moscow, ID  83843
> Phone: (208)882-7490  Fax: (208)883-3926
> Email:  nlchd at nlchd.com
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