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7/4/09 11:59 AM
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A road crew hired by the Maine Department of Transportation caused a backup of traffic more than a hundred yards long on West Broadway near Hannaford Supermarket on Wednesday as it patched paving on the road. The work is a stopgap measure. DOT will repair, repave and install new drainage on the road, which is also known as Route 6, as part of a $1.3 million project in early 2010 if the state's highway bond package passes the November referendum.
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