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Resurfacing project on Hwy 2 to include lane closures and detours in June, July near Cass Lake

The Minnesota Department of Transportation will be begin lane shifting as construction gets underway on a section of U.S. Highway 2 west of Cass Lake. In July, a detour is planned.

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The Minnesota Department of Transportation will be resurfacing U.S. Highway 71 this summer from Hubbard County Road 46 to State Highway 371. The project will include lane closures and, in July, a temporary detour. Map courtesy of MnDOT.

CASS LAKE -- The Minnesota Department of Transportation will be reconstructing a section of U.S. Highway 2 near Cass Lake this summer.

The project will resurface the stretch between Hubbard County Road 46 and State Highway 371. According to MnDOT, the project is estimated at $2.5 million and will make for a safer, longer-lasting surface.

Beginning June 14, motorists on Highway 2 can expect lane shifts west of Cass Lake as crews begin construction. Lane closures and a short-term detour are planned for early July.

The detour is expected to last a week and the project is planned for completion by August. During the project, drivers are asked to obey speed limits as there's a violation fine of $300.

Drivers are also asked to watch for workers and slow down in construction zones.

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