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Frank Gale · Multimedia Journalist | Posted: Nov. 1, 2019, 4 p.m. | Updated: Nov. 1, 2019, 4:05 p.m. | 1 Min Read
While heavy rains overnight Thursday and into Friday caused flooding once again in the community of Noel’s Pond, resulting in the closure of a section of Route 460 and traffic having to be re-routed through Stephenville Crossing, the water had receded early in the afternoon. A contractor was busy in the area carrying out repairs to the shoulder of the road that had been paved in the summer of 2018. FRANK GALE/ THE WESTERN STAR
While heavy rains overnight Thursday and into Friday caused flooding once again in the community of Noel’s Pond, resulting in the closure of a section of Route 460 and traffic having to be re-routed through Stephenville Crossing, the water had receded early in the afternoon. A contractor was busy in the area carrying out repairs to the shoulder of the road that had been paved in the summer of 2018. FRANK GALE/ THE WESTERN STAR - Frank Gale

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STEPHENVILLE, N.L. — While heavy rains overnight Thursday and into Friday caused flooding once again in the community of Noel’s Pond, resulting in the closure of a section of Route 460 and traffic having to be re-routed through Stephenville Crossing, the water had receded early in the afternoon. A contractor was busy in the area carrying out repairs to the shoulder of the road that had been paved in the summer of 2018. FRANK GALE/ THE WESTERN STAR

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