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No move to remove stop signs

No move to remove stop signs
With the bridge removed on Douglas Street and the road coming to a dead end there, stop signs seem unnecessary to some residents and council members which prompted a public hearing about potentially removing stop signs at the intersection with Wayne Street. The city council took no action on the matter after the public hearing last week. Trisha Benton|Randolph Times

RANDOLPH – Randolph’s city council yielded discussion on removing stop signs after an eight-minute public hearing, taking no action on the topic at its regular meeting last week.

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