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Readers have roads on their minds

October 30, 2019 12:00 am • Last Updated: October 31, 2019 10:35 pm

In addition to Halloween, foliage and Thanksgiving, readers are thinking a lot about roads this fall. Here is the latest voting round for CuriousCt. Go to bit.ly/CuriousCT to vote on which question you'd like a reporter to answer.

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[naviga:li]How will the traffic patterns on Route 1 and Groton Long Point Road be changed with the construction of new Groton Public Schools?[/naviga:li]

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The governor is seeking broad toll collection to support "infrastructure." Over the past 5 years how much money has been spent on road/bridge maintenance and what are the least logical expenditures?

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[naviga:li]Who is going to pay for Groton Town roads to be repaved after the gas utility finishes running the gas line and are contractors working on Route 82 projects in Norwich to Salem required to properly restore the road?[/naviga:li]

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