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Denton City Council approves $255K for Ruddell Street crossing, amended interlocal agreement for Bonnie Brae Street construction

By Mary Katherine Shapiro

Denton City Council members approved an additional $4 million for Phase 3 of the Bonnie Brae Street project at a Sept. 30 meeting.

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