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Daytime Detour on Kelly Park Road this week
You have entered an incorrect email address! Please enter your email address here Share on Facebook Tweet on Twitter TAGSWekiva Parkway Previous articleOrlando Obtains Highest Municipal Equality Index for 3rd YearNext articleApopka Home Depot to present first “HyDRIPonic” tower to Marine Corp Veteran Dale Fenwick RELATED ARTICLESMORE FROM AUTHOR The Anatomy of Fear Nightly Lane Closures and Daytime Detour on Kelly Park RoadBeginning tonight, October 25, 2016 crews will alternate traffic through one lane on Kelly Park Road between Round Lake Road and Plymouth Sorrento Road as part of building the Wekiva Parkway (State Road 429). The nightly lane closures are scheduled between 8 p.m. and 6 a.m. through Monday, October 31, 2016. This will allow crews to pave and stripe Kelly Park Road and Plymouth Sorrento Road.A daytime detour also will be in place at Kelly Park Road on Wednesday, October 26, 2016 from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. This will allow crews to pour concrete for the northbound bridge deck. Traffic will be detoured via Round Lake Road, Ponkan Road and Plymouth Sorrento Road.Flaggers will direct traffic and electronic message boards are posted to alert drivers. Bad weather or other unforeseen circumstances could delay or prolong work. Motorists are urged to use caution in the construction area for their safety and that of the work crews.This work is part of the Central Florida Expressway Authority’s $46.6 million project to build the Wekiva Parkway from Ponkan Road to a planned interchange at Kelly Park Road. Work began August 3, 2015. This project is among five parkway sections being built by CFX, totaling 10 miles and more than $270 million in construction costs. Once completed, the 25-mile parkway will complete Central Florida’s beltway, while helping to protect the natural resources surrounding the Wekiva River. Free webinar for job seekers on best interview answers, hosted by Goodwill June 11 Please enter your comment! Support conservation and fish with NEW Florida specialty license plate Please enter your name here LEAVE A REPLY Cancel reply Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.
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December 08, 2015 Like Governor Tom Wolf on Facebook: Facebook.com/GovernorWolf BLOG: Governor Wolf’s Message on Shopping for Health Insurance During Open Enrollment Human Services, The Blog, Videos It’s one week until the deadline to enroll in health insurance that will have you covered starting January 1, 2016. Watch Governor Wolf’s message to learn more about how to shop for health insurance during open enrollment, and visit governor.pa.gov/get-covered for more information.
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Logan Duffy scores first Indee IMCA Late Model win
Ben Seemann led early before Johnson took the point. Johnson led until a restart late in the race and that is when Duffy used the low line of the multi-grooved track to shoot into the lead. Duffy appeared to have the feature in hand but two white flag cautions set up two green, white, checkered restarts. The 16 year old Duffy was not to be denied in scoring his hard fought win over Jeff Aikey and Sean Johnson. INDEPENDENCE, Iowa (June 13) – Saturday was a night for the record books at the Independence Motor Speedway, with two bounties claimed and another set, plus hometowner Logan Duffy scored his first local win in the very tough IMCA Sunoco Late Model division. Duffy started racing at his local track by jumping right into the Late Model division at the age of 14 with veterans like Jeff Aikey, Curt Martin, Greg Kastli, Sean Johnson and many more. Under the watchful eye of his grandfather and IMS Hall of Famer Gary Crawford, Duffy scored the 25-lap feature win on Saturday night. By Jerry Mackey Tony Olson accepted the promoter’s challenge by starting 21st on the Karl Kustoms Northern SportMod grid, Olson was offered two times the finishing position money by starting the main event shot gun on the field. He worked to the front but was not able to catch strong running cousin Kyle Olson, who started on the outside front row and led the 20-lap main flag to flag. Kip Siems ran second ahead of Tony Olson. In the IMCA Sunoco Stock Car feature, Scooter Dulin led early before Cole Mather was able to take control and go on to record his second consecutive win. The consecutive wins have earned Mather a bounty by promoter Mick Trier. Next week with 20 Stock Cars taking the green for the main event an extra $100 will be up for grabs to any driver who can stop Mather’s win streak. Mather scored the win Saturday night over Tom Schmitt and Bob Ahrendsen. 
The IMCA Modified 20 lap feature win on Saturday night went to Brennen Chipp. Chipp started seventh, steadily worked to the front and took the lead from Tony Snyder. Chipp went on to hold back the constant challenges of Ronn Lauritizen in getting to the checkers. A total of 124 drivers signed in do battle. The same offer was made to Kaden Reynolds in the IMCA Sunoco Hobby Stocks following his two consecutive wins at IMS. Reynolds got all the way to the front and was looking at a big payday but Brett Vanous had other plans. Vanous and Reynolds raced the last two laps with some paint being traded. Vanous held off a last-lap charge by Reynolds in taking the win.