Gulfport to close section of Dixie Avenue for sewer cave-in repairs
The City of Gulfport says a section of Dixie Avenue will be closed Sept. 8-11 for sewer cave-in repairs, with a detour in place and local access maintained.
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New York City health officials have confirmed 14 cases of Legionnaires’ disease linked to the Upper East Side, prompting warnings for residents and visitors to watch for symptoms.
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