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New traffic signal at intersection of Jacqueline and Sunshine Grove roads

Lisa MacNeil
By Lisa MacNeil
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Photo of new traffic signal at Sunshine Grove and Jacqueline
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(Brooksville, FL) The Hernando County Department of Public Works advises motorists that a new traffic signal, located at the intersection of Jacqueline and Sunshine Grove roads, has been constructed. The new signal will become fully operational beginning April 29, 2020. Motorists are encouraged to prepare themselves for the implementation of this new traffic pattern.

 

Contact the Department of Public Works at (352) 754-4060 for additional information on this new traffic signal.

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Lisa MacNeil is a reporter for the Hernando Sun as well as a business technology developer, specializing in website development, content management systems, and data analysis.
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