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Video: Lewiston workers repair water main break, reopen downtown Lisbon Street to traffic
The street was closed from 199 Lisbon St. to 152 Lisbon St. Monday afternoon. Some businesses closed during the repair and the street reopened, shortly before 6 p.m.
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LEWISTON — A water main break closed a section of downtown Lisbon Street on Monday morning, causing a disruption to traffic flow.
Officials initially gave no estimate of when the road would be reopened, with work assumed to last into the night, but repairs were completed and traffic resumed shortly before 6 p.m.
The break impacted the 199 to 152 Lisbon St. area— from Pine Street to Ash Street— causing some businesses to close.
City spokesperson Angelynne Amores said Lewiston Public Library remained open despite initial concerns it would be forced to close, however, public works limited disruption enough to keep the library open.
Crews from Lewiston Public Works and the Water & Sewer Division dig up Lisbon Street between Pine and Ash streets Monday to repair a broken 20-inch water main. According to an official on scene, the street will likely be closed into the evening. One major obstacle will be patching the street, because cold patch must be used now that all asphalt plants are shut down for the winter. Russ Dillingham/Sun Journal
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