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Phase 3A of the Marsha Sharp Freeway Now Open

By: Lauren Murphy
Updated: December 17, 2007
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Another part of the much anticipated Marsha Sharp Freeway is now open.

Around 5 p.m. Monday afternoon the Texas Department of Transportation opened the main lanes on US 62/82.

The newly opened lanes extend from Milwaukee to Belmont.

This phase of the project cost $32-million dollars.

The rest of the freeway should be completed in 2009.

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