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LOWELL -- Following is a list of road construction in Lowell. All work is subject to weather conditions.

Acre

Broadway Street bridge conversion to one-way: Due to reduced weight limits, Boott Hydropower, Inc. has installed a one-way detour, diverting traffic coming into downtown around the bridge via Walker Street to Pevey Street to School Street. Due to the need for more extensive work than originally anticipated, repair is not expected to be done until 2015, and the one-way pattern will remain in effect.

Downtown

Two-way traffic conversion: Final conversion to two-way traffic is expected to take place in mid-August, but work is ongoing with signpost foundation, curb, sidewalk and ramp work. Excavation, utility work and paving at the following intersections: Dutton-Arcand, Merrimack-Shattuck, Merrimack-Palmer, Merrimack-Central, Merrimack-Prescott, Prescott-Central-Market, Market-Palmer, Shattuck-Market. New signal installation is expected to take place the latter part of July; switch to two-way pattern scheduled for Aug. 16.

Highlands/Sacred Heart/Back Central

Connector lights: MassDOT is replacing 89 streetlights throughout the Route 3/Route 495/Lowell Connector area. Completion is expected this summer.

Highlands

Chapter 90 road reconstruction projects: Wood Street from Westford to Middlesex Street; casting adjustments, days; paving, nights, 8 p.m. to 5 a.m., beginning Thursday.

School Street from Liberty Street to Spring Avenue; paving nights, 8 p.m. to 5 a.m., beginning Wednesday.

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The following road projects are planned for this week by the Midland County Road Commission and City of Midland Engineering Department:

Midland County

Stark Road Closed between Beamish and Bombay roads for bridge construction over the Sturgeon Creek.

Olson Road Cross tube replacement between 8 Mile and 9 Mile roads in Lee Township.

Magruder Road Cross tube replacement south of Neilson Road in Geneva Township.

Burrell Street Drainage work between Saginaw and Wackerly roads in Lincoln Township.

LaPorte Road Road grading between 7 Mile and 8 Mile roads in Porter Township.

8-Mile Road Road grading between M-20 and Prairie Road in Lee Township.

Olson Road Road grading between 8 Mile and 9 Mile roads in Lee Township.

Miller Road Road grading west of Woodcock Road in Homer Township.

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ACROSS MISSISSIPPI Turf and forage producers in Mississippi need fewer clouds and more sunshine.

In 2014, forage producers raised an estimated 600,000 acres of hay across the state. There are about 60 farms producing sod for sale in the state.

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The unusually harsh winter melted into a cool, wet spring and summer, which slowed spring growth and intensified diseases and last falls herbicide injury in sod, said Jay McCurdy, turf grass specialist with the Mississippi State University Extension Service.

The northern part of the state fared the worst this season, with temperatures dipping below 10 degrees in many areas, said McCurdy, who is also an assistant professor in the MSU Department of Plant and Soil Sciences. Even coastal areas experienced temperatures in the teens. In shaded areas and on north-facing slopes, we lost a lot of grass.

Disease pressure increased and fungi, such as pink snow mold, were prominent this spring. Pink snow mold is caused by Microdochium nivale, which thrives in cool temperatures and damp conditions.

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