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Highway 119 reopened today after a rock slide closed the road, with highway crews clearing debris and ensuring safe travel.
Construction resumed on March 24 for the $4 million improvements at the Highway 85 and Highway 34 intersection, known as Spaghetti Junction, and the work is expected to finish in June. Crews from the Colorado Department of Transportation and partnering firm Jalisco International, Inc. are installing new guardrails, improved signage and widened shoulders — drivers are urged to exercise caution in work zones.
The 2025 Weld Community Health Survey launches today and asks county residents to share their views on issues like loneliness, housing costs and access to physical and mental health care.
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