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Getting AroundDaytona Beach's Main Street Bridge is closed for deck repairs through mid- to late DecemberIf you cross the Halifax River on Main Street, find a new route. Volusia County closed the bridge to all vehicle and pedestrian traffic Tuesday, Nov. 3, according to a county news release, and WESH reports the city announced the closure on social media.Today’s editionRead Getting AroundThe Main Street Bridge will close for scheduled deck maintenance through mid- to late DecemberIf you cross the Halifax River on the Main Street Bridge, plan another way. Volusia County is closing it for scheduled deck maintenance. WFTV reports the closure starts Tuesday, Nov. 3, while Observer Local News says Wednesday, Nov. 4, so count on it being shut by Wednesday.Tuesday’s editionRead

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From WESH, Hometown News Volusia and 2 more newsrooms, gathered by 6AM News, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.

  1. WESH21 hours ago

    Main Street Bridge in Daytona Beach to close for maintenance

    Daytona Beach's Main Street Bridge is set to close for maintenance Wednesday and stay shut through mid- to late December.

    Also reported byHometown News VolusiaObserver Local NewsWFTV

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  • Hull RoadOrmond Beach's Planning Board will review a land use change for three Halifax Paving properties on Thursday, Nov.

    Ormond Beach's Planning Board will review a land use change for three Halifax Paving properties on Thursday, Nov. 12. The parcels at 860 and 870 Hull Road and 1399 Hull Trail total 52 acres, and the request would move them from Volusia County "Industrial" to the city's "Light Industrial/Utilities."

    News Notes · Today’s editionSource: Observer Local News