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Local News - Local News - June 05, 2009
WSDOT to repair U.S. 395 north of Spokane County
Work to cost $7.2 million, cause lane restrictions throughout 20-week job

By Jeanne Gustafson
Of the Journal of Business

The Washington state Department of Transportation expects two projects worth a combined $7.2 million to get under way soon on busy U.S. 395 between the Spokane County line and Immel Road, near Chewelah, Wash.

The work is being paid for with federal stimulus money, says DOT spokesman Al Gilson. A Bend, Ore., division of Bismark, N.D.-based Knife River has been awarded one of the projects and is the low bidder on the other, Gilson says.

The DOT has awarded a $1.7 milli...


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